Imagine if counterfeit money was declared legal tender. Real currency would lose its value, instantly plunging the country into economic chaos, and within days, all social order would collapse. Well, that happened today—just replace "money" with "marriage."
In one ruling, the Supreme Court has done to holy matrimony what the Taliban did to the Buddhas of Bamiyan: blasted it to dust. The sacred, God-given institution that is society's bedrock is now legally synonymous with feces-smeared buggery, sodomy, and perversion, which means that all marriage everywhere is tainted with excrement. The wedding ring has been replaced with a c*** ring, the groom's tuxedo with a leather gimp suit. The bridal dress is still there, but it conceals a tallywhacker. The cake is laced with poppers and meth. Why would a normal person even want to get married, when doing so will make everyone think you're gay?

I'm told there will be a memorial service this weekend. So long, marriage. You will be dearly missed. Maybe we'll meet again in Heaven.
In one ruling, the Supreme Court has done to holy matrimony what the Taliban did to the Buddhas of Bamiyan: blasted it to dust. The sacred, God-given institution that is society's bedrock is now legally synonymous with feces-smeared buggery, sodomy, and perversion, which means that all marriage everywhere is tainted with excrement. The wedding ring has been replaced with a c*** ring, the groom's tuxedo with a leather gimp suit. The bridal dress is still there, but it conceals a tallywhacker. The cake is laced with poppers and meth. Why would a normal person even want to get married, when doing so will make everyone think you're gay?
Supreme Court strikes down bans on same-sex marriage
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage across the United States Friday in a closely divided ruling that will stand as a milestone in its 226-year history.
The justices ruled 5-4 that states cannot deny gay men and lesbians the same marriage rights enjoyed for thousands of years by opposite-sex couples. Within days if not hours, the decision is expected to trigger same-sex marriages in states that still ban the practice.
"They ask for equal dignity in the eyes of the law," Justice Anthony Kennedy said in his 28-page ruling. "The Constitution grants them that right."
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage across the United States Friday in a closely divided ruling that will stand as a milestone in its 226-year history.
The justices ruled 5-4 that states cannot deny gay men and lesbians the same marriage rights enjoyed for thousands of years by opposite-sex couples. Within days if not hours, the decision is expected to trigger same-sex marriages in states that still ban the practice.
"They ask for equal dignity in the eyes of the law," Justice Anthony Kennedy said in his 28-page ruling. "The Constitution grants them that right."
I'm told there will be a memorial service this weekend. So long, marriage. You will be dearly missed. Maybe we'll meet again in Heaven.








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