What is part of the Constitution?
We did.
The legalization of Gay Marriage had averse reaction to it.
Because it was forced.
trump fucked it?
wouldn't surprise me if he did :/
What? No.
oh k
Trump hasn't touched on that topic yet ARmy.
It was entirely independent of Trump.
No trump is actually the 1st president for gay marriage
Who, by the way, was the first President to enter the office supportive of gay marriage.
He is for it... but he hasn't addressed it yet.
wait, how was legalising gay marriage forced on people ?
He's been for it since, like, 99.
I'm pretty sure gay marriage went through the Supreme Court, and not Congress
He has so many other pressing concerns at the moment, like protecting our sovereignty from foreign invasion by third world immigrants.
It was via Supreme Court decision. The reviled "bench legislation".
Hey man, take that gat marriage stuff down to #Firearms where it belongs.
Oberfell
Just like Briwn vs Board of Education.
Lawrence vs Texas
Etc
By forcing a law onto people, it isn't natural, it is forced.
hm, idk if i'd consider that forced.
You need to change the hearts and minds of epople.
The court assures individual rights
unless you consider all law forced?
We're American. We have a deep sense of entitlement to representation.
Lol gat marriage
Change the hearts and minds of people first, then make a law for the fringe element to follow.
Without the Warren Court we might still have Jim Crow
You must make the majority anti-LGBT into a fringe minority.
I mean, that might be your goal.
10th and what happen when they did that? The KKK was formed and many people lost their lives to violence.
Depending on what you mean by 'anti-LGBT', I probably disagree with you.
Many innocent people lost their lives.
That was a violent reaction. Granted I am glad Jim Crow laws are gone.
But that was forced and people lost their lives.
We are still dealing with the scars from that time.
it would always have been forced
