Tuesday, September 30, 2014

The Feds are coming


Stephanie Reynolds

I feel a change coming, and whether you like it or not same sex marriage is happening as we speak.  In recent months several states have been shot down by the federal government in regards to same sex marriage.  Over and over again the courts are telling us that it is infringing on the rights of same sex couples.  This is causing strife between state and federal courts.  All unnecessary, due to the fact that a higher court has gave the go ahead to issue license, and grant the marriage as legal and binding.  Judge Paul Kelley wrote "We should resist the temptation to become philosopher-kings, imposing our views under the guise of the 14th Amendment."  We as Americans continue to express our views and religious opinions without taking in to account the law.  In essence the state is breaking the law by not allowing same sex couples their legal right to marry.  As stated several times in the Huffington Post.

Even now with more exposer and understanding another change that is happening is the church acknowledging same sex couples should have the same rights as heterosexual couples.  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, based in Salt Lake City, said it maintains marriage should be between a man and a woman, but believes "all people should be treated with respect." This is coming from a very religious state who has banned same sex marriage, but agrees there is a violation in rights when it comes to same sex marriage.

 

Riccardi, Nicholas, and McCombs, Brady, Huffington Post,” Federal court rules that gay couples have the constitutional right to marry “,Huffingtonpost.com,web. 25 June 2014.

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/25/gay-marriage-ruling_n_5531670.html

1 comment:

  1. I liked your post. You are very right when you say that there is a change coming and it is inevitable. I feel exactly the same way about this issue. States are resisting but it is going to happen sooner or later. Really good job on your article.

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