The problem with any philosophical approach to the law is that you can change the law, but if the culture doesn't reflect the values in the law, it will be ignored or overturned. America decided culturally that faggotry was fantastic, after years of pushing it on television in movies. If you pushed the face of AIDS, and all the pedo crap that many homos engage in, people would be absolutely outraged, and there would be no "gay marriage". The law exists because the culture has gotten soft.
Repealing the 14th Amendment has no cultural demand.
When people finally suffer enough economically, people will give up pet projects like protecting illegal immigrants, fighting for "gay rights" and all that nonsense. When a culture doesn't believe in God, go to church regularly and isn't lead by strong patriarchs within the family, the shit storm ensues. The law is downstream of culture, and the culture has failed at this current point. We will slowly have to rebuild culture before the law can be changed. Just like we will eventually have to repeal the 19th Amendment, but the time has not yet come for that.
Repealing the 14th Amendment has no cultural demand.
When people finally suffer enough economically, people will give up pet projects like protecting illegal immigrants, fighting for "gay rights" and all that nonsense. When a culture doesn't believe in God, go to church regularly and isn't lead by strong patriarchs within the family, the shit storm ensues. The law is downstream of culture, and the culture has failed at this current point. We will slowly have to rebuild culture before the law can be changed. Just like we will eventually have to repeal the 19th Amendment, but the time has not yet come for that.
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