A couple “marries” in Asheville, North Carolina.

AS laws enacted by democratic means have been effectively overturned in numerous states by the wizened ecclesiastics of the U.S. Supreme Court, there has never been more justification for secession. This week’s events reveal the naked, absolutist power of our federal government like nothing else. Those who have harbored unrealistic hopes are perhaps now enlightened. Today is the beginning of a brighter tomorrow if more people realize what this all means. This is not primarily about homosexual “marriage.” It’s about the cult of freedom. It’s about the worship of the state. It’s about serious defects in the very principles upon which America was founded. It’s about the triumph of money and the failure of community. America is dissolving before our eyes.

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Terry Morris writes:

I won’t argue that the Founding didn’t have its problems that need to be addressed, that’s already well established in our circles. But it seems to me the cult of freedom, absolute federal lawmaking authority and so forth, are more directly tied to the results of America’s Civil War and “reconstruction” (the Civil Rights Act and all that) than to America’s founding. There is a reason, afterall, that war had to be fought, 600,000 lives lost and martial law established in half the country before anything like the 14th amendment could ever be passed. Never mind the out-of-thin-air judicial creation of “incorporation” and all the crap that followed it.

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