06-05-2008, 02:31 PM
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| *Premium Member* Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Los Angeles Gender:  Posts: 11,785 Country:  Points: 39,412, Level: 100 | Level up: 0%, 0 Points needed | | Quote:
Originally Posted by Tigerwiccan I don't think they would be able to nullify legal marriages. The other ones that Newsome ordered were void because they were done illegally. But these will all be completely legitimate marriages. I think that is what will sway the people to not vote to overturn the ruling, since it will already be happening. And it's CA we're talking about here. | When the ballot successfully mandates an amendment to protect traditional marriage, any homosexual "marriages" that happen in the interim will be voided, or outlawed.
This includers marriages of homosexuals from other states who try to "wag the dog" back home.
I think you'll find the people of California will teach these 4 activist judges a lesson and say Yes.
Don't judge California on the 'homopoovres' parading around Folsom St or West Hollywood.
Outside of the 2 major metropolitan areas, rural California is still quite conservative, and so is the huge latin community. knowuryder: and I should care what some dullard on a message board thinks about me because why exactly? |