Today in Supreme Court History: May 20, 1996

5/20/1996: Romer v. Evans is decided.

Comments

[DaivdBehar]

All anti-discrimination government rules violate the Freedom of Association inherent in the Ninth Amendment. The government could have made itself useful by not having de jure discrimination in 1895, enforced at the point of a gun.

Homosexual income is a standard deviation higher than het income. I would love to have a cake maker discriminate. I would open a bakery across the street declaring homosexual marriages Fabulous. Get their great disposable income for outrageous wedding cakes, accurately depicting massive Roman Orgies.

The market is the best remedy to discrimination. It also leaves people alone to discriminate to their own detriment in business. We are sick of the scumbag lawyer profession bossing people.

When vile, really ugly, homosexual Marxists engage in disgusting racial discrimination, there does not seem to be a problem for the scumbag lawyer profession. All PC is case, and this vile, toxic occupation must be crushed to save our nation.

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[Queen Amalthea]

He's Cockatoo for Coco Puffs!

[Cal Cetín]

Ah, Romer v. Evans. All the activists wanted was the chance to persuade local voters to pass their desired laws, without interference from the state.

Interference from large corporations is still OK, as we've learned.