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you can join forums, communities, blogs etc. relevant to your blog. So you can share your ideas, views etc. about your blog with your friends, groups. Also share your views, ideas on social sites like facebook. twitter etc..
What do you think about the Supreme Court hearing two Gay Marriage cases?
SuicidalKi
In a year (Few Weeks) the Supreme Court will be hearing two Gay Marriage cases, what do you think about this; do you think they will just go by popular vote?
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/supreme-court-hear-gay-marriage-cases-201555862.html
Also, take a moment to read the comments and pick your personal favorite.
@ Fola: Oh, such as what? The War On Christmas... *Rolls Eyes*
@ Mark: "Perverts" are you defending yourself here, because I doubt you even know a handful of LGB Folks. So, give us the reasons you dislike us. I'm sure we can, prove you wrong one theory at a time here.
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Frankly, I'm apprehensive about the Prop 8 case. I'm a little more hopeful about DOMA because it *does* violate the full faith and credit clause, as I understand it, but still, I'd have been happier if they'd left the Prop 8 case alone. Absolute best case scenario, it means I (and every other person in a long-term same-sex relationship in CA) have to wait at least another seven months to actually be allowed to marry my partner. It seems more likely they want to reverse the 9th Circuit's decision (especially given that the 9th Circuit is one of the most frequently overturned circuits in the country).
Frankly, I'm apprehensive about the Prop 8 case. I'm a little more hopeful about DOMA because it *does* violate the full faith and credit clause, as I understand it, but still, I'd have been happier if they'd left the Prop 8 case alone. Absolute best case scenario, it means I (and every other person in a long-term same-sex relationship in CA) have to wait at least another seven months to actually be allowed to marry my partner. It seems more likely they want to reverse the 9th Circuit's decision (especially given that the 9th Circuit is one of the most frequently overturned circuits in the country).
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