Adam and Steve in Paradise |
Dear Bill (Catholic League),
Marriage is
a contract, primarily a property document with rights of surviving spouse and
recognized offspring, between two original contracting parties.
Justice
Roberts is right. Marriage – hetero or gay – is not mentioned in the U.S.
Constitution.
The U.S.
Supreme Court, a pimple on the Constitution, is supposed to iron out differences
between the laws and actions of the 50 different states.
When 2/3 of
the states define marriage between any two contracting parties and 1/3 of the
states make laws that discriminate against a sizable percentage portion of the
population, the Supremes are forced to dirty their hands and work and strike
down injustice against some – “Equal Justice for All” is carved in stone above the front door there. (Though surprisingly never above the front door of any church I know of.)
But since it is the American Catholic Church through you as official mouthpiece, that wants a debate on tax free privilege for
religions that discriminate against American citizens in employment, it is a good start Bill.
Thanks for the reminder about the sizable portion of bums in religion INC, shills such as yourself, who do not contribute to the common good
through taxes. (Even Saint Paul urged obedience and taxes to local civil authority. btw)
In order to
stop the IRS from revoking the tax-exempt status of religious institutions that
refuse to marry two men or two women, Congress needs to pass the First
Amendment Defense Act that was introduced last week. Nothing less is
acceptable.
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