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6. Yes, but the interpretation I mentioned has been used to support Supreme Court precident...

Tue Oct 9, 2012, 03:01 PM

Oct 2012

so that should give it more weight than the average person's opinion, though there may very well be conflicting precedent.

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I learned something interesting about the "State's rights" arguments the Right loves. [View all] white_wolf Oct 2012 OP

Interesting. That would also mean that state could not pass avebury Oct 2012 #1

I actually wondered about gay marriage myself. I'm not sure about it... white_wolf Oct 2012 #2

I am not sure that they actually had any laws that defined avebury Oct 2012 #3

there are many interpretations alc Oct 2012 #4

Discussion is over my head -- but very interesting. Go on.... n/t philly_bob Oct 2012 #5