Obergefell v. Hodges

Same-sex marriage violates his religious freedom because he believes that “homosexual conduct of any sort is immoral and contrary to Holy Scripture.” Texas Governor Ken Paxton is on his side.

There are 5 conservative Supreme Court justices now, so he’s asking them to ban same-sex couples from marrying.

“Maggots consume the rancid flesh of rotting dead things. Fa***ts are no different” the Fred Phelps-wannabe said in a livestream.

Margaret Marshall said that people remember her historic 2003 decision that legalized marriage equality. And they’re grateful.

It took an appeals court three years to rule that Indiana must follow a Supreme Court ruling, putting one of the plaintiff’s children at risk.

She says homosexuality offends God, “so I’m entitled to accommodations.” The state says they doubt she can be impartial.

The Texas judge said her “sincerely held religious belief as a Christian” should have granted her “an accommodation.” The state disagreed.

He reminisced about the good ol’ days: “We did not have same sex marriage. We did not have transgender rights. Sodomy was illegal.”

The only thing “new” about the religion sword is the effectiveness with which it is able to create special rights by killing equal rights.

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments this week on whether the 55-year-old federal civil rights law extends job protections to LGBT and transgender workers nationwide.