June 28, 2020 - Brother Nathanael
02:29
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| It's coming down to the wire. | |
| In April, the Supreme Court decides if states have the right to ban same-sex marriage. | |
| If the court denies that right, then states' rights are over forever, and only a federal ruling class will henceforth decide what states and individuals of those states can and cannot do. | |
| With four Jews on the highest bench holding a pro-same-sex stance, the death of liberty is only one month away. | |
| Does the 14th Amendment, which guarantees equal protection, forbid states from treating homosexual couples differently than heterosexual ones? | |
| Does discriminating against homosexual couples have as its main component, animus, that is, bearing malice toward homosexuals? | |
| This is how the debate is being spun by the legal apparatus, who have turned the Constitution into a living Constitution, far from the original intent of the Founding Fathers. | |
| An evolving, I mean mutating, living constitution is not even law at all. | |
| It's silly putty in the hands of Jewish judges to impose their will on the rest of us. | |
| For instance, Judge Richard Posner recently ruled that restricting who can marry derives from a tradition of hate. | |
| Following Posner, Judge Dale Cohen of Florida overturned the state's ban on sodomite barriages, citing the 14th Amendment. | |
| But Congress passed the 14th Amendment after the Civil War to grant citizenship to former slaves. | |
| It has nothing to do with homosexuals. | |
| The Founding Fathers considered sodomy and same-sex relations as morally repugnant crimes. | |
| That's why the 13 states adopted British sodomy laws which carried the death penalty. | |
| But this is not what the debate is about. | |
| It's not a 14th Amendment debate. | |
| It's not an animist debate. | |
| It's a states' rights issue, period. | |
| What people do in private will have repercussions for them. | |
| You want to be a homosexual? | |
| Go ahead. But don't override states' rights, our last shelter of freedom. |
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