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MaxQue
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« on: July 04, 2015, 05:44:42 PM »


You already have religious freedom (1st amendment) and media can say whatever it wants (1st amnedment too!)
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« Reply #1 on: July 09, 2015, 01:04:04 AM »

It's a good piece from Jack Hunter, but I'd say left-liberals are too angry over gay marriage too, given they are willing to drive people out of their homes over it.   

This has nothing to do with "left-liberals". Those people were sued and they lost, hence, they have to pay costs. Putting a lien on an home until payment is the usual and current practice. They were fined, they have to pay the fine.

And before someone complain about "activist judges", here, the Oregon law was plainly applied. Damn activist legislature.
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« Reply #2 on: July 09, 2015, 03:38:19 AM »

That's funny.  They've avoided the issue like the plague for a decade and essentially invited gay 'mirage' to become law. Repubs gave up a long time ago. If that's angry, can't help ya.

The battle is over and we lost. Terms of surrender: We want religious freedom and media to stop calling us haters. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/02/opinion/sunday/the-terms-of-our-surrender.html?_r=0

This battle isn't over. We have a clear path to overturn this. I've been in this fight for a long time and will never bow to this.
Lol what path is that?

Congress strips the federal courts of jurisdiction on marriage (which they can do). Then states simply reinforce the bans (which they can legally do because our good friend the 10th amendment and 1st Amendment which protects Religious Freedom) could be done now

That's one way

States propose (yes state assemblies can propose amendments) Judicial Reform (see The Liberty Amendments by Mark Levin) bye bye Obama justices and Ginsburg (Obamacare, Roe v Wade, and Oberfall vs Hodges promptly overturned by originalist SCOTUS majority ) After GOP presidential win

That's another

Oh there's more

Clerks refuse to issue licenses to gay couples (Texas is doing this in places and others are too) citing religious freedom, case goes to Supreme Court (after said GOP win and removal of said justices) courts rule in favor of clerks and reinstall the bans along the way

SCOTUS ruling that Obama wasn't constitutionally qualified to serve as President
(That overturns every law passed and signed by Obama and all court rulings due to his SCOTUS appointments being nullified) also under a GOP presidency



That is the biggest pile of sh**t I have ever read.  Not only is none of it really possible, it gives an impression of desperation  the part of JLC. 

That's not desperation, that's plain insanity.
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« Reply #3 on: July 13, 2015, 03:45:03 PM »

Another thing about gay marriage legalization, It was not implemented by popular vote but instead was imposed by an unelected supreme court. That brings us to another issue, why have a supreme court in the first place, in my opinion the supreme court needs to be disbanded or at the very least grant the executive branch the power to appoint and remove supreme court judges at the executive's discretion.

Well, that would transform USA in a dictatorship, with the President being able to decide every lawsuit.
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