Supreme Court rules in favor of gay marriage

Christian beliefs > Muslim beliefs

 

It would not get mentioned on the other site?

 

Why is it so hard to just take religion entirely out of the equation? You know, separation of church and state, and all that. It really should be that simple and shouldn't be a partisan position.

People are opposed to gay marriage because of religious beliefs, therefore those beliefs should have no impact on the laws of the land.

A significant portion of this country is foolishly concerned about Sharia, but doesn't seem to understand the hypocrisy of denying marriage to homosexuals for religious reasons.

 

Christianity = Sharia.

Sure.

 

Were you born last night?

 

It's the same principle. Using religious beliefs to form laws. We don't do that. That's what makes us better, remember?

 

We're not better. #liberals

 

Address the point.

Sure, Sharia is different in severity, but it's the same principle as denying legal rights to gay couples through marriage because because it goes against what is in the Bible.

 

They both share at least one similar philosophy. You must obey our laws because our deity says so.

AKA #conservativeideas

EDIT: Snark beat me to it.

 

Leave liberalism out of this.

 

She may look like Annie from Misery, but her attitude reminds me of Pennsyltucky in Orange is the New Black.

 

One of the better takes on this I've read today ...

The Kim Davis Reality Show Begins and Ends with Discrimination