I had draft-like thoughts. Why all the need for contorting the constitution with ‘feelings” and talks of “dignity” and “fairness” to homosexuals? Couldn’t they have been a simple equal protection under the law argument just based on the rights of men vs women?
Here is what I mean. I never thought there was an equal protection argument since no one was allowed to marry someone of the same sex, homosexual or heterosexual. However, you could argue that if a man can marry any woman that would have him (ignore incest at the moment), then a woman should also be able to marry any woman who would have her under a theory of equal protection under the law.
No need to go on about the nature of homosexuality. No need to worry about the application of the ruling to bigamy or incest. What are the consequences? Women losing special protection status might be one.
It would also rob homosexuals of their special rainbow celebration since it applies to everyone (of course the current decision does apply to everyone so, I suggest heterosexuals start considering SSM marriage to cash in on all the benefits).
Whatever. Just having those “well what now” thoughts. Please excuse bad formatting.
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I had draft-like thoughts. Why all the need for contorting the constitution with ‘feelings” and talks of “dignity” and “fairness” to homosexuals? Couldn’t they have been a simple equal protection under the law argument just based on the rights of men vs women?
Here is what I mean. I never thought there was an equal protection argument since no one was allowed to marry someone of the same sex, homosexual or heterosexual. However, you could argue that if a man can marry any woman that would have him (ignore incest at the moment), then a woman should also be able to marry any woman who would have her under a theory of equal protection under the law.
No need to go on about the nature of homosexuality. No need to worry about the application of the ruling to bigamy or incest. What are the consequences? Women losing special protection status might be one.
It would also rob homosexuals of their special rainbow celebration since it applies to everyone (of course the current decision does apply to everyone so, I suggest heterosexuals start considering SSM marriage to cash in on all the benefits).
Whatever. Just having those “well what now” thoughts. Please excuse bad formatting.
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The fact that the ruling is not well thought out is a feature, not a bug. The fuzzier it is, the more situations it will apply to.
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