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Kentucky Clerk Is Jailed For Refusal to Issue Marriage Licenses As A Result Of Her Religious Beliefs
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Quote:The federal government is absolutely defining marriage. It's now a legal relationship contract between any two people. Not three, not four, not a dozen, not a man with his car. Specifically defined as two people. So there are many, many people who are STILL being "discriminated" against by the federal government's definition. I'm not sure I follow here. Marriage has been a government institution for a long time and thought that time people have tried to restrict who could marry whom. All that has happened is that laws prohibiting gay marriage are now unconstitutional. I'm not sure what your argument or problem is, if you have one. |
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