Sep 25, 2010
Ten States File Brief Saying Homo’s Shouldn’t Be Allowed To Marry
Marriage Equality Is Hot
Ten states have filed a brief opposing the federal governments right to apply marriage equality to all citizens. Wyoming and nine other states claim that marriage is not a constitutional right and that states have the final say in determining what couples should be allowed to marry.
Strangely enough this is the same argument used by the Klan in Loving vs. Virginia. In that case United States Supreme Court ruled that the right to marry is: one of the “basic civil rights of man,” fundamental to our very existence and survival. The right to marry the person of your choice is a constitutionally protected right.
Wyoming and nine other states have filed a gay marriage opposition brief to a federal appeals court in California.
The amicus brief sent Friday to the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals said that the Constitution does not require marriage to include same-sex couples. The 39-page brief also said that states, not federal courts, have final say in whether to allow same-sex marriages.
A federal judge ruled last month that that California’s Proposition 8, a voter-passed ban on same-sex marriage, was unconstitutional. Judge Vaughn Walker ruled there was no legitimate state interest in preventing same-sex marriages and that “moral disapproval” alone wasn’t sufficient reason to justify banning it.
What benefit do these ten states gain from opposing equality for all Americans? Why are these states targeting Gay and Lesbian Americans for violence and persecution?
Nazi Germany targeted minorities for persecution using them as a scapegoat for the crimes committed against the working class. Federal and state governments in the United States are now using this same model to hide the crimes of the ruling elite and cover their inability to stop America’s financial collapse.
Hate the Gay, ignore the greedy corporate criminals that destroyed our country.
