@hubrys Federal courts are not the same as federal laws. Marriage equality advocates were pushing for states' rights, and part of that was to overturn DOMA and restore FF&C when it comes to marriage. This became important when Mass. legally recognized marriage equality in 2004. Unlike abortion, now, there was no push at the time to make marriage equality a federal law. It was states' rights based on Massachusetts.

@raphjd And then in your very next post you rely upon the ad hominem tu quoque fallacy. Classic, just classic!

They're both awful, uninformed idiots, making a living by poisoning the discourse, but at least they don't pretend to be intellectuals like Dave Rubin. If you're interested in political issues around black people, including stereotyping, Coleman Hughes has a podcast "Conversations with Coleman", or read John McWhorter. Actually informative on the issues, and better for their listeners mental health and blood pressure.

@bi4smooth Of course, I read it, you dumb-ass troll. BTW, I'm not here to appease your studid ass.

@bi4smooth LOL, you are such a clown, Mrs Chop Suey Joe.

@bi4smooth Whatever, troll.

@bi4smooth Blah, blah, blah Tell Nancy to switch brands of gin, it doesn't mix well with Chop Suey.

Let people be Cake gendered if they want. It's just applying Deconstructionism to the word/concept of "gender," which is an artifact. Artifact in its correct usage, meaning something created by human beings.

@bi4smooth Whatever, troll.

@bi4smooth Whatever, troll.