"The Constitution isn't a suicide pact," said George Will once, back in the day. Yes, let's pretend that all of human history has been wrong, but we're right, and see how things go. No; that's how we got here. They can have medical and general power of attorney, they can inherit, they can co-own, they can live together, whatever; but the…
"The Constitution isn't a suicide pact," said George Will once, back in the day. Yes, let's pretend that all of human history has been wrong, but we're right, and see how things go. No; that's how we got here. They can have medical and general power of attorney, they can inherit, they can co-own, they can live together, whatever; but they're not married. They had all of the above, sans the 'marriage' status, before the terrible Obergefell Supreme Court opinion, but it wasn't enough, because it's never enough, until our faces are rubbed off in it and we're not allowed to express *our* opinions.
"The Constitution isn't a suicide pact," said George Will once, back in the day. Yes, let's pretend that all of human history has been wrong, but we're right, and see how things go. No; that's how we got here. They can have medical and general power of attorney, they can inherit, they can co-own, they can live together, whatever; but they're not married. They had all of the above, sans the 'marriage' status, before the terrible Obergefell Supreme Court opinion, but it wasn't enough, because it's never enough, until our faces are rubbed off in it and we're not allowed to express *our* opinions.