On June 26, 2015 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the denial of marriage licenses violated the Due Process and the Equal Protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution. The ruling made same sex marriage legal in all 50 U.S. States.
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@B4FM9XB2wks2W
Yes, same-sex marriage is already legal nationwide and should be treated as a human right rather than a privilege that can be denied.
@mintybudgie1wk1W
absolutely, no government should be able to take that right away from people
@8SKZLX44yrs4Y
Its neither the governments decsion nor the churches
@8VLKTVSNew Democratic4yrs4Y
yes, the government has no right to say who can marry who
@9V3BFHY7mos7MO
Churches and other religions or views of people that do not agree with same-sex marriage or marriages with lgbtq+ have legal right to say no to marriage of their property and can exhibit refusal of lgbtq+ people entrance on ones property or space.
@8XMJR2H3yrs3Y
I don't really care so my position is neither yes nor no
@8VJQNCS4yrs4Y
the government should have no role in marriage
@8TXG2244yrs4Y
I think its your own decision
@8NWB7Z8Libertarian4yrs4Y
Yes, it never should have been criminalized in the first place
@8LG95RH4yrs4Y
Yes, as long as legal and religious marriage are one in the same, any two consenting adults should have the opportunity to become legally married.
@8DTWSLN5yrs5Y
I don’t believe in it but it’s there choice
@9TFQL2BConservative7mos7MO
Yes, but is should not be taught in schools, and should get an entire month. Churches should also have the right to refuse same-sex ceremonies
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