The Unconstitutionality of Banning Gay Marriage

I do not know if the homosexual community knows this but in the United States there is what is called the constitution and the Constitution clearly protects the freedom, freedom, equal rights of all people, even the rights of the gay community To do. It is clearly unconstitutional to refuse the possibility of a person not influencing social well-being due to skin color, religious beliefs or sexual orientation. Refusing a gay couples' marriage is the same as refusing Christians to go to church. This is immoral, morale is low, it is totally unconstitutional.

Constitutional rights of homosexual marriage is a topic in American debate. Currently there are legitimate gay marriages in 37 states, 13 states prohibit gay marriage. Two articles "Homosexual marriage" by Carl Polit and Carl Colson "Homosexual marriage problem" provide a comparative view of the reason why homosexual marriage should be legal. . - The legalization of homosexual marriage has reached the domestic stage (Kellard) in the past decade. Naturally, some people are uncomfortable with what they are unfamiliar with, but this does not deny the group's right to deserve America's citizens. To deny the right of gay marriage is more harmful than it can be imagined by the person opposed to it.

Do you understand? In 14 states not admitting same-sex marriage before the decision, gay marriage is not specified, but these states prohibit illegal marriage. If they try to do this, there is a precedent of the Supreme Court in this land. The case was heard at the lower court, passed through the entire judicial system, then appealed to the Supreme Court, where the Supreme Court accepted the case. In order to dispute a gay marriage (Yes, opposite), it is necessary to continue the trial in at least three courts. Make a lawsuit in the Supreme Court

In the groundbreaking case of Obergefell v. Hodges in 2015, the US Supreme Court ruled that all countries prohibiting gay marriage are unconstitutional and that gay marriage is legalized in the United States. This sentence is the result of decades of struggles, frustration and victory in the way to universal marriage in the United States. When the couple again appealed, the US Supreme Court rejected the trial of the case "due to the lack of substantive federal problems" in 1972. They are. For those who want to see the legitimization of homosexual marriages, the state is criticizing the situation.