TrashcanMan79 wrote:Bazooka wrote:I understand Prop 8 has been thrown out too....
Yep.
"The Supreme Court has dismissed a closely-watched appeal over same-sex marriage on jurisdictional grounds, ruling Wednesday private parties do not have 'standing' to defend California's voter-approved ballot measure barring gay and lesbians couples from state-sanctioned wedlock. The ruling permits same-sex couples in California to legally marry. The 5-4 decision avoids for now a sweeping conclusion on whether same-sex marriage is a constitutionally-protected 'equal protection' right that would apply to all states. The case is Hollingsworth v. Perry (12-144)."
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2013/06/26/supreme-court/?hpt=hp_c2
In a sense, it matters very little. Very few homosexuals (and especially male homosexuals) are ever going to avail themselves of their new found "right," and of those that do, only a tiny fraction will ever find it possible to remain faithful and loyal to the vows they make. This was never an aspect of the gay male subculture and lifestyle and it never will be.
Homosexuals have always been able to live together as lifetime partners if they wanted to, and legally pass on property etc. (through living wills and other legal instruments) in the normal manner. Homosexual marriage is
purely an ideological movement who's core purpose is the total redefinition of the concept of marriage, family, and gender relations, the underlying aim of which is to hasten the complete (as far as is possible) destruction of the natural family, traditional marriage, and the mediating Judeo-Christian norms and boundaries of this civilizational (and civilizing) institution.
Once that is gone, so is civilization, in any sense in which most Americans and/or Westerners would find tolerable (although, as things are going, effete, servile drones with the three-hots-and-a-cot mentality of human existence may, indeed, be able to tolerate much).