Strictly speaking, unless you can find, in the Constitution, the provision for Congress or some delegated federal institution to preside over marriage, then the Tenth Amendment means that the power is reserved to the States. End of story.
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" Q: What does the Constitution of the United States say about marriage?
A: No provision of the Constitution makes any reference to marriage.
Q: What has the Supreme Court said about state laws that define marriage as the union of one man and one woman (and thus prevent same-*** couples from "marrying")?
A: Baker v. Nelson
In 1972, the Supreme Court received an appeal from a Minnesota Supreme Court decision upholding that state's marriage laws against an early challenge by a homosexual couple. The case was "dismissed for want of a substantial federal question." This is considered a ruling on the merits and is binding precedent.
Hollingsworth v. Perry (The "Proposition 8" Case)
In the case challenging California's marriage amendment (Proposition 8) in 2013, the Supreme Court was urged to declare a federal constitutionnal right to same-*** "marriage." The Court declined to do so. "
Basically, the Supreme Court has ruled that marriage is not a Federal issue.
If one is acting to undermine the rule of Law and to subvert the Constitution - then would you not be assisting the enemies of that Constitution?
They are very much guilty of treason.
There is a Due Process that is very clearly and plainly described for how the laws of the nations are to be changed. When individuals seek to use alternative methods to foist new laws upon the public or upon the States, they are endangering the relationship of the States and risk prompting civil wars.
Their death and a repeal of their rulings is a small price to pay to preserve the peace.
Civilizations run on blood, child. Criminals are always willing to donate theirs, and we have become a society averse to paying the mandatory toll. As such, it will be revisited upon the children of our parents who became averse. That'd be us, child.
The problem is that you do not believe there is such a thing as being correct. You believe there is such a thing as being "moderate."
"Correct" and "Moderate" are two very different things, and you're about to come to the realization that the world does not care, at all, for moderation.
This is the general discussion forum.
If I wish to participate in idle trash talk, I will appear in the chatterbox.
If I wish to participate in a discussion of anime, I will visit one of the appropriate forums and do so.
I, actually, gloat very little about my military experience. I've spoken ten times as much about things completely unrelated to my military experience. You just have selective memory. You don't like me, and therefor you want to remember things about me that reinforce that dislike.
Which is fine. Truth is painful in a world of lies. It is to be expected.