Collection of Essays and Posts on Same-Sex Marriage
Limited government libertarians should utilize logic-based (not emotion/authority-based) arguments when considering expanding a state's role with regard to recognizing and partnering (yes...partnering because legal marriage is a tri-party agreement between spouses and the state/community) with same-sex (or polygamous) marriages:
- What’s in it for U.S.?: The Limited Government Case against Gay Marriage (First posted on October 11, 2009. Related arguments from federal law clerk William J Huan in The Limited Government Case Against Gay Marriage published on November 12, 2012.)
- Senator Rob Portman's Support of Gay Marriage Results in Bigger Government
- A Partial List of Legal Discriminations Found in the United States
- Supreme Court Recognizes States' Right to Define Marriage and Issues not Resolved by United States v. Windsor
- Gay Couple Attempts to Force Ohio to Recognize Their Out-of-State Marriage
- Federal Judge Shelby's Ruling on Utah Gay Marriage in Conflict with United States v. Windsor
Labels: gay marriage, Limited Government, Same-sex marriage
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