Buddy, if you have so little knowledge of 19th-20th Century American law-- the area you're trying to discuss-- then just say so. You don't need to make vague, nonsense appeals to completely different countries and time periods. It just makes you sound like a clown.Because English law and American law have 0 similarities...
FUCKING LOLJoint filing is less than 70 years old, people hardly went to hospitals until recently (most babies were born at home 100 years ago for example) hence visitation wasn't important, people didn't get divorced so what is the point of custodial rights. Modern times are very different than just 100 years ago.
Even by your standards, that passage is absolute gold. I have neither the time nor the crayons to explain how wrong all this is.
Yes. I showed that the constitution didn't protect same-sex marriage, when the SCOTUS said it didn't, even when it was asked before. That's when you tried to shift the conversation from "it was always protected" to "it wasn't always protected but that doesn't matter".I said the constitution protects rights we don't know they protected, not specifically gay marriage. I said that until you ask if something is protected you can't b!tch about it not being protected. Then you said it (gay marriage) was asked in the 70s IIRC.