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Originally Posted by Larry Gude  ...I'm not twisting anything. Two gay people want to be married. I say "That's their problem." You say "NO!"
I say the constitution says it's none of your business. You say the constitution says it is. |
For the record, I personally don't think the Constitution says it's my business. Personally, I think the Constitution says it's the state's business, and therefore what the people of the state decides, so long as it's uniformly applied and not discriminatory, is not a violation of the Constitution.
I don't feel the federal government has anything to do with it until two states start arguing about whether a marriage license should be transferable from one state to another - and then the federal government has the obligation per Article IV to setttle that dispute on the generic level, not whether "marriage" has meaning A, B, or C.