Conservatives: Gay Marriage Causes More Abortions
 

As the Supreme Court prepares to take up same-sex marriage next week, conservative scholars have produced a last-ditch argument to keep the scourge of homosexual unions from spreading across the land: Gay marriage kills. They’re saying that legalizing same-sex marriage will cause 900,000 abortions.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinio...afa_story.html

Who'da thunk it?

I am convinced, and have been for some time, that what we are witnessing today in America, is mass insanity of those on the political right.

Conservatives and Republican politicians will never be willing to keep their delusional religiously based agenda out of the government of this country and in church where it belongs. Unless and until they do, any American of good conscience will find it impossible to vote for any of them for any elected office. By the policy and platform of the party, by their pandering to, and universal support of the religious right and teabag nitwits, they make it impossible to consider a vote for a single one of them.

Don't approve of gay marriage? Don't marry anybody of your sex. Don't approve of current abortion law? Don't have an abortion. Don't approve of medical confidentiality statutes? Tough shit.

Every step taken contrary to their beliefs, that has little or no negative impact is another slap in the face to their beliefs.

I don't really care about that.........until they finally wrest control of the government and begin implementing Christian Sharia.

Dave

What we are witnessing is reality creation by the RW propagandists, who have rediscovered that actual reality is not important to their purposes.

If people will believe in an invisible Big Father in the Sky, they will believe anything.

"Conservative" + "scholars" are two words that should never appear in the same sentence.

I am unable to rationally imagine how this can be so. IIRC when the Cadre of the Right came to power we were told that ketchup was a serving of fruit/vegetable, a tree polluted the air more than a new car, trickl...

Wow. :rolleyes:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/0...usaolp00000592

So much for respecting the constitution.

Unfortunately, this looks constitutional:

From Article III, Section 2, highlight added:

If Congress passed an exception, Supreme Court jurisdiction would go away.

But such exception-making can be vetoed, so actually there's nothing to worry about here. This is just grandstanding as usual.