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Prop 8 sets a pretty interesting precedent. Can we pass an amendment prohibiting Latinos from marrying, for instance? -- nm
Posted by
Mop (aka rburriel)
Nov 7 '08, 09:58
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that could solve all of jack's problems -- nm
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Max
Nov 7, 10:00
Atheists shouldn't be allowed to get married, obvie. -- nm
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JaxSean
Nov 7, 10:00
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Bradley Effect in reverse. "Of course I'm voting against those damn dirty atheists!" -- nm
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Mop
Nov 7, 10:02
no, because that would be clearly prohibited under the Supreme Court case of Loving v. Virginia
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pigby
Nov 7, 10:00
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Then we have to think outside the box. Not race, but gender. We should prohibit all genders from marrying! Then everyone would be equal again. -- nm
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Mop
Nov 7, 10:03
To clarify, a state could amend their Constitution in this way, and then SCOTUS (or a lower court) would overturn it, right?
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ty97
Nov 7, 10:03
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Yes, I believe this is right. I suspect - but haven't checked - that a few states have constitutional amendments against abortion, for instance. -- nm
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Mop
Nov 7, 10:04
Sounds like a loophole that could be exploited. -- nm
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TaurusII
Nov 7, 10:02
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Seeing homosexuality as a "race"? Interesting... -- nm
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Mop
Nov 7, 10:05
Probably not in California. Iowa, maybe. -- nm
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Dr.Vermin
Nov 7, 09:59
We can amend Constitutions to say anything we want.
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ty97
Nov 7, 09:58
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The big question (at least from a constitutional law-geek perspective) is whether Prop 8 was an 'amendment' or a 'revision'. (linky) -- (link)
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ReluctantCynic
Nov 7, 10:02
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After persuing, before my eyes started crying bloody tears
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ty97
Nov 7, 10:09
you can't amend state constitutions to say anything that is in violation of the US Constitution. -- nm
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pigby
Nov 7, 10:02
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(see question to you above please sir) -- nm
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ty97
Nov 7, 10:04
this drives me a little crazy. you hear people say "It's in the Constitution!!" to defend one thing like that is absolutely infallible, then they
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Andie
Nov 7, 10:01
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As a point of clarification, maybe not a major one, but just want to make it. There is 1 US Constitution and 50 state Constitutions.
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ty97
Nov 7, 10:06
No matter how stupid. If we can get enough people to agree with us. -- nm
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TaurusII
Nov 7, 09:59
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Cool. Can someone prohibit me from marrying? I don't want to pay taxes, either. -- nm
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Mop
Nov 7, 10:01
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