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Federal Courts wrote:

It's unconstitutional to deny others their human rights in the U.S.A. thus those laws are unenforcable.

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Federal Courts wrote:

It's unconstitutional to deny others their human rights in the U.S.A. thus those laws are unenforcable.

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Mian wrote:



The Human Right to marry who you want is none of your business. The Federal Courts have decided that's how it is.

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Federal Courts wrote:

It's unconstitutional to deny others their human rights in the U.S.A. thus those laws are unenforcable.

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not a constitutional lawyer wrote:

[quote]Federal Courts wrote:

It's unconstitutional to deny others their human rights in the U.S.A. thus those laws are unenforcable.

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The courts have spoken wrote:

[quote]Mian wrote:



The Human Right to marry who you want is none of your business. The Federal Courts have decided that's how it is.

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not a constitutional lawyer wrote:
Please explain how a constitutional amendment, like the ones voted on in those 31 states, can be unconstitutional?

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equality wrote:

Most of them will overturn those laws and amendments in the future. Bigotry does not become us Americans, but we still seem slow to let it go. Interestingly, for a country so fiercely protective of our individual rights, we sure aren't eager to extend those rights to others who are different than us.

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dumb wrote:


State constitutional amendments can be in violation of preceding portions of the state constitution

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