Supreme Court Will Decide, Get This, Policy on Gay Marriage for Country

And you know which way history is calling Anthony Kennedy, don't you?

The justices agreed to consider four cases from Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, consolidated and heard together. They will hear 2 1/2 hours of oral arguments in April and issue a ruling before the current term ends in late June.

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Those rulings, while historic, did not resolve the threshold questions in the debate: whether gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry, or whether states have the right to ban the practice.

The justices' hands were forced by a split among federal appellate courts, created when the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit upheld four states' marriage bans in November.

Eh, what is there to say? The game is rigged and the outcome is fixed.

Meanwhile, let's look into the future: Given the heedless rush of the courts to impose irregular notions of sexuality on the public, it's pretty certain that within ten years we'll have courts finding it constitutes invidious discrimination to say that a trans-woman is not actually a woman, in any circumstance.

The Sexual Left is going bananas over this one, thus telegraphing this will be the Weird Shit That's Actually Taken Seriously By Leftist Courts In 10 Years. The Anchoress recounts a recent ridiculous episode, in which a performance of the Vagina Monologues ended up canceled because of the argument: Should the Vagina Monologues be performed by people who actually have real vaginas, or should it be open to those with genital mulligans?

The Anchoress has a surprising take: She's glad the Cult of the Vagina is coming in for some grief, even if it's from more exotic quarters of the sexual left.

After vaginal-godhood, there is really nowhere else to go, but down; the vagina is become a victim of it’s own ubiquitous success. A vagina-god means a vagina-religion, and religion is always under fire, and that’s kind of what’s happening now.

True. In a world where the vagina is holy, is it not our sacred right to each be gifted with the Vaigzshe?

posted by Ace at 04:12 PM

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