Still lacking merit
The current debate regarding same-sex marriage mirrors the debate many years ago regarding mixed-race marriage.
For example, those who oppose same-sex marriage are using the same arguments (cultural upheaval, dysfunctional children, and violating religious beliefs) that opponents of mixed-race marriage used for decades.
However, in 1967 the Supreme Court found that such arguments lacked merit and ruled that laws banning mixed-race marriage are unconstitutional.
I believe the Supreme Court will find that these same arguments, now used to oppose same-sex marriage, still lack merit and the Court will rule that laws banning same-sex marriage are unconstitutional.
David Bross
Cogan Station
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