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Is SSM a Human Right?

Is SSM a Human Right?


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You are free to discriminate, but not in ways that deprive the legal rights of other people.

legal rights , are privileges unconstitutional law..

if government grants you a privilege then they are supposed to honor it.......when the government demands "the people" honor their privilege..... then they are creating in essences a right......which they have no authority under the constitution to do.
 
No. Marriage isn't a human right-- it's not even a civil right. Government recognition of your marriage and the corresponding legal benefits are a privilege.

On the other hand, extending this privilege more or less on-demand for straight couples means that equal protection under the law applies; if men are allowed to marry women, women have to be allowed to marry women as well.
 
No. Marriage isn't a human right-- it's not even a civil right. Government recognition of your marriage and the corresponding legal benefits are a privilege.

On the other hand, extending this privilege more or less on-demand for straight couples means that equal protection under the law applies; if men are allowed to marry women, women have to be allowed to marry women as well.

Personally I agree with you but others have posted where SCOTUS has 'considered it a right' under the 14th amendment. Or another amendment, I forget...mostly because I dont care that much but I do agree marriage is not a right...human or civil. It's a privilege on which the govt confers benefits, status, etc. (But the courts dont really care what I think).

And I agree that SSM is supported by equal protection under the law.
 
Like I said. You believe the Founders were lying. Pathetic idiocy.

No, and you should stop trying so hard to misinterpret what others say, it's getting in the way of actual understanding.
 
No. Marriage isn't a human right-- it's not even a civil right. Government recognition of your marriage and the corresponding legal benefits are a privilege.

On the other hand, extending this privilege more or less on-demand for straight couples means that equal protection under the law applies; if men are allowed to marry women, women have to be allowed to marry women as well.

a agree except in 1 aspect....a privledge = civil/ legal right...they are created by government.
 
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