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Doesn't matter, because what's considered "marriage" now would just be the new "civil union", and this new union would become the new "marriage".The Supreme Court has already ruled same-sex marriages constitutional.
Sick!The Supreme Court has already ruled same-sex marriages constitutional.
It being ruled Constitutional wouldn't have any bearing on this, since what's considered "marriage" now would no longer be considered marriage in any actual sense.Sick!
A rose by any other name...It being ruled Constitutional wouldn't have any bearing on this, since what's considered "marriage" now would no longer be considered marriage in any actual sense.
Oh look, silly homophobia.1. A state simply has to create a new union only available to naturally reproductive couples.
2. The Supreme Court (currently conservative) has to rule it Constitutional.
3. Then what's considered "marriage" now, just becomes the new civil union, and this new type of union becomes the new "marriage", available only to naturally reproductive couples (therefore automatically excluding same sex couples).
And that's it.
It is easy to show how your post is stupid.1. A state simply has to create a new union only available to naturally reproductive couples.
2. The Supreme Court (currently conservative) has to rule it Constitutional.
3. Then what's considered "marriage" now, just becomes the new civil union, and this new type of union becomes the new "marriage", available only to naturally reproductive couples (therefore automatically excluding same sex couples).
And that's it.
Your "new" civil union contracting is nothing new, and it would not end same-sex marriage.Doesn't matter, because what's considered "marriage" now would just be the new "civil union", and this new union would become the new "marriage".
Since it doesn't mention "sex", simply the ability of the couple to naturally reproduce with each other, I think this would solve the Constitutional challenge.
Well, then you shouldn't have any problem with this proposal, since it wouldn't remove what's already there, just invent something superior which only naturally re-producing couples are allowed.Oh look, silly homophobia.
Same sex unions are legal, start living in the real world.
Poe?
It is easy to show how your post is stupid.
No, they very well can rule it Constitutional, since "sex" is not a factor in it, just whether or not the couple can naturally reproduce with each other. There are plenty of laws which could be used as precedent for this.[*] Any such union a state would create would be considered unconstitutional for the same reason anti-SSM laws are now considered unconstitutional
[*] It would not rule such a law constitutional as the precedent is already there that it is not
Conservatives, being generally honest people, often naively take court rulings at face value. Thus if the SCOTUS uses a particular argument to reach a given conclusion, conservatives will often set about trying to invalidate that particular argument (as you're doing here). In reality, if such were attempted, the Court would simply use a different argument to reach the same conclusion (which is not actually motivated by the arguments given).1. A state simply has to create a new union only available to naturally reproductive couples.
2. The Supreme Court (currently conservative) has to rule it Constitutional.
3. Then what's considered "marriage" now, just becomes the new civil union, and this new type of union becomes the new "marriage", available only to naturally reproductive couples (therefore automatically excluding same sex couples).
And that's it.
No, this only takes into account reproductive ability - since there is precedent in the law for "discriminating" on the basis of reproductive ability (which is not unconstitutional), I see this as avoiding the trap of discriminating on the basis of "sex", which is what SCOTUS ruled unconstitutional in regards to same-sex marriage.Conservatives, being generally honest people, often naively take court rulings at face value. Thus if the SCOTUS uses a particular argument to reach a given conclusion, conservatives will often set about trying to invalidate that particular argument (as you're doing here). In reality, if such were attempted, the Court would simply use a different argument to reach the same conclusion (which is not actually motivated by the arguments given).
You can now go to the clerk of the court and file a contract that fulfills what you are proposing. You can already do it.Well, then you shouldn't have any problem with this proposal, since it wouldn't remove what's already there, just invent something superior which only naturally re-producing couples are allowed.
Unnecessary proposal. We have same sex marriages, no need for the usual stupid stuff from you.Well, then you shouldn't have any problem with this proposal, since it wouldn't remove what's already there, just invent something superior which only naturally re-producing couples are allowed.
I seriously doubt step 2 will happen.1. A state simply has to create a new union only available to naturally reproductive couples.
2. The Supreme Court (currently conservative) has to rule it Constitutional.
3. Then what's considered "marriage" now, just becomes the new civil union, and this new type of union becomes the new "marriage", available only to naturally reproductive couples (therefore automatically excluding same sex couples).
And that's it.
No, they very well can rule it Constitutional, since "sex" is not a factor in it, just whether or not the couple can naturally reproduce with each other. There are plenty of laws which could be used as precedent for this.
There is no law saying that people who cannot reproduce cannot marry. Do try and fail less.No, this only takes into account reproductive ability - since there is precedent in the law for "discriminating" on the basis of reproductive ability (which is not unconstitutional), I see this as avoiding the trap of discriminating on the basis of "sex", which is what SCOTUS ruled unconstitutional in regards to same-sex marriage.
Of course not - no one needs to make that law, they just need to create a new union which is exclusive to people who can reproduce.There is no law saying that people who cannot reproduce cannot marry. Do try and fail less.
And this would serve what purpose? Why do you not want to answer this?Of course not - no one needs to make that law, they just need to create a new union which is exclusive to people who can reproduce.
The purpose would be to give a right to naturally reproductive couples that non-reproductive couples don't have, it's not that complicated.And this would serve what purpose? Why do you not want to answer this?
Which is not answering the question. Why is this hard? What is the purpose of doing this? Why should couples who can reproduce need a special right? Stop trying to hide your purpose...The purpose would be to give a right to naturally reproductive couples that non-reproductive couples don't have, it's not that complicated.
Not everything legal is smart and wise.Oh look, silly homophobia.
Same sex unions are legal, start living in the real world.
Poe?
Why would I want to eliminate SSM tho?1. A state simply has to create a new union only available to naturally reproductive couples.
2. The Supreme Court (currently conservative) has to rule it Constitutional.
3. Then what's considered "marriage" now, just becomes the new civil union, and this new type of union becomes the new "marriage", available only to naturally reproductive couples (therefore automatically excluding same sex couples).
And that's it.
Why do you care?1. A state simply has to create a new union only available to naturally reproductive couples.
2. The Supreme Court (currently conservative) has to rule it Constitutional.
3. Then what's considered "marriage" now, just becomes the new civil union, and this new type of union becomes the new "marriage", available only to naturally reproductive couples (therefore automatically excluding same sex couples).
And that's it.
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