So we just roll over and accept federal gay marriage then? Or we just stall for a while, then accept it?
Unless you’ve got a path to fix things at the federal level then it makes sense to consider workarounds at the state level.
I don’t know what that workaround might look like but I’m glad there’s a state that’s not just rolling over and peeing itself.
You seem to have lost it.
This isn’t a workaround at the state level, the state is simply rolling over into a childish fantasy and peeing all over themselves in incompetence and ignorance.
Do you understand that these questions are completely relevant to the Mississippi proposal?
So there is no longer any legal marriage in Mississippi so that people who get married there have no legal protections, or proof for work, or the military?
Who handles the divorce, if they aren’t married in the first place?