I would tell you that you are delusional, but I'd be afraid in hearing it you would fall off your unicorn.
Uh-huh ...
Wazzamatter ... don't care for competition ?
Sorry, that dog don't hunt ...
Oh yeah ... that's clearly obvious, given the amount of T and E that you spend on him ...
That statement contains at least one element truth ... unfortunately for you, it's not the one you believe it to be.
Well, for starters, you made a comment about Obama, to which I replied, and you think the reply had to do with same sex couples raising children. That's pretty awesomely delusional, dood.
Then clearly you have an astounding inability to comprehend the written word. The fact that gays need to adopt children to raise them has no bearing whatsoever on whether or not I think they should raise kids.
No ones thinking has been outlawed. That's impossible. All people are still free to hold whatever thinking they choose. However, thanks to the Radical Left, the free expression of privately held thought is becoming legally problematic. Backlash is certain.
That'll never hold up in court. Gays who want to get married will say, "This is state-sanctioned discrimination against me." The state will then say they’re simply protecting the religious liberty of their employees. The court will say you don’t get to elevate employees’ religious liberty over other constitutional requirements of their job. And that'll be the end of it.
The text in that cute little, albeit angry meme, is incorrect. The 5 justices that voted in favor did not cite the Constitution as their justification. As Chief Justice John Roberts stated firmly in his principal dissent:
You can't just "can" a County Clerk in Kentucky. You'd be surprised at how much power a County Clerk has in Kentucky. The governor can't do anything about it. County Clerks are elected officials who answer to the people.
I can almost see the smoke rising from your collar.
She can be voted out, but that's mostly it. If she is convicted of a felony then her duties are vacated. She could be charged with first-degree official misconduct if "a public servant ... refrains from performing a duty imposed upon him by law or clearly inherent in the nature of his office." But that's a Class A misdemeanor, not a felony. Any clerk that refuses to issue marriage licenses is opening themselves to potential legal liability and sanctions, and certainly a civil lawsuit.
