Reading a lot of blogs this morning re: Maine, Kalamazoo, WA, DC, etc.
So this idea of voting to allow for equal marriage: If we had put up for a vote Brown Vs. Board of Education, in which a people would be allowed to vote on the Supreme Court decision of the 1950s AFTER the Supreme Court voted, how do you think the vote would've turned out?
My hunch? Continued segregation of schools (as if that still didn't happen with the mass production of private schools).
So do we not have to argue the merits of equal treatment under the law in re: to marriage before a court, or the Supreme Court?
Pace!
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This ‘Trial of the Century’ Is 100. Its Lessons Could Save the Democrats.
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A hundred years later, many religious Americans in rural areas still feel
that the cosmopolitan leaders of the Democratic Party look down on them.
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But voting is so American......you know the land of justice for all..........
Go back to the document that state, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men (and women) are created equal.
Some just more so than others........apparently.
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