Judicial hubris wrapped in a rainbow flag, county judge won't stay same-sex "marriage" ruling pending appeal

One self-important county judge wraps herself in a rainbow flag and she demands everyone dance to her tune? That's not the America I want to live in!

Ye gads! By all means let's overturn 6,000 years of Judeo-Christian principle at the drop of a hat, because one judge said so!

Who needs King Barack when you've got Judge Mary Jacobson? She's god-like in her omniscience. Just ask her.

In her 17-page decision Thursday, Jacobson said allowing marriages to move forward would cause no harm to the state and the administration was unlikely to succeed on appeal.

See? She believes she's smarter than everyone else. Here's an idea — cede all government power and complete control over our lives to Mary Jacobson. We don't need elected representatives. We don't need to think for ourselves. She's omnipotent!

Er, not so fast there madam.

It's possible the Oct. 21 start date could still be put on hold. The Christie administration quickly responded Thursday by requesting the state Appellate Division grant the delay instead. The appeals court could consider the motion as soon as next week, according to filing deadlines it set for both sides to make their case.

Lost in all the rush, of course, is our First Amendment right to religious liberty. The impetus behind the same-sex "marriage" juggernaut is to demolish the tenets of Christianity. Why else would its proponents insist on garnering the explicit endorsement of devoutly religious citizens?

Demanding that a Christian photographer document their faux wedding is a direct affront to the First Amendment. Forcing a Catholic baker to supply them with a "wedding" cake forever damages his immortal soul. And when Adam and Steve clamor for the "right" to sashay down the aisle at Saint Patrick's Cathedral it's only to mock all of us who hold and teach the Catholic faith.

The supposed "right" of homosexuals to engage in sodomy cannot, must not, trump religious liberty.

If, and this is a very big if given the activist nature of our judiciary and the utter contempt which homosexuals hold for religion, but if a respectful religious carve-out could be conceived and enforced, then perhaps we could all live together in harmony.

Fat chance of that though. Homosexuals talk "love" whilst spewing hatred. In their world "tolerance" is a one-way street. And so a nation founded on the premise of religious liberty descends inexorably into bacchanalian debauchery.

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