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Originally Posted by Guest
The majority also ruled when they went to the polls on election day 2012 and reelected Barack Obama, who supported same-sex marriage, as opposed to Mitt Romney, who thinks marriage is only between one man and one woman.
BTW: when this Supreme Court ruling came down, 37 states had already legalized same-sex marriage, including Florida.
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A lot of messed up folks, but just because liberal reps make a decision for the rest of us, does not mean the majority concur. If they truly used a referendum to allow the voters to decide, they get a different decision. NC did it and the voters decided that marriage was between a man and women. Big difference between civil unions and (religious) marriage. Even Christians might allow for a civil union, as long as their religious beliefs are not forced to conform to what they view as deviant behavior not endorsed by the Bible.
Back to the majority. The majority want to abolish Obamacare. The majority do not want their tax money to pay for everyone's college. The majority feel that free cell phones are being abused, that food stamps are being abused, that the border needs to be enforced, that illegals should not be given taxpayer benefits, that marijuana should not be legalized for recreation purposes, etc.