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March 27th, 2013
02:18 PM ET
Justices battle over same-sex marriage
The Supreme Court wrestles with how to define marriage. CNN's Kate Bolduan has more.
COMPLETE COVERAGE: Same-sex marriage
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There will be a need for more divorce lawyers, so this is sure to pass the Supreme Court. I did marry a couple of my dogs they stayed happily married until they died and I do believe a person should be able to marry the one he or she loves. However I wonder if gays will more likely preform public displays of making out and if TV will have Gay Divorce Court and other shows pounding us with gayness. Maybe there will be a gay television channel, covering gay programming. Who knows? I'm more than ready to move on to solutions for our pressing problems like fishing the oceans out,gasoline prices, indicting the war criminals, protecting out borders,decriminalizing weed, so on and so forth. So I'm just ready to move on.
The ministers says, "The ideal family is one man, one woman, with a biological connection to the children." What about deadbeat days? What happens when one spouse is killed in war or a vehicle accident? What about adoptions? How narrow minded can he e?
The arguments supporting same-sex marriage seem good enough. But I really wouldn't like to have two men in a courtroom claiming "infidelity". Courts are not a place for laughter. Issues conducted 'in Court' ALSO include death penalties. . .not a laughing matter considering the equality of ALL things and people.