The
problem is not whether or not any group or "class" of
people can be married, marriage is a religious ceremony. The problem
is taxation and government intrusion in personal lives and private
property ownership. Were the government not able to tax any estate or
regulate benefits in the private market this issue would be moot.
Prior to 1913 and passage of the 16th
Amendment there was no federal intrusion in these areas. The people
and the Judiciary of the United States need to abolish the true
problem or it will continue to resurface in other areas with a
different face but the same root cause ... Government intrusion due
to oppressive taxation. In order to accomplish this
radical correction to the founding principles it becomes necessary to
recognize that the national and international progressive movement
has been successful at changing the narrative by appealing to
fractured special interests in order to distract the populous from
a justifiable revolt of their needless taxation and other forms of
oppression.
Whether or not the
Supreme Court rules in favor of Gay Marriage or the Defense of
Marriage Act is truly irrelevant. Until the Judiciary serves their
intended purpose to check the excessive power of the Executive branch
of government we will continue to have the distractions that tie up
the courts and further fracture the people of the United States.
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