Did you not read my response or are spinning like Willy Mosconi at a trick shot tournament because you know you are wrong, Colpy?
I never said the SCC ruled on it.
The provincial court decisions were never appealed because everybody agreed that the SCC would uphold their rulings. As a result, the provinces never took it any farther.
It has ruled on a set of related issues, and there have been a whack of opinions put forth by constitutional experts, which is why
You, Colpy, are telling lies of omission by not acknowledging what the court did rule on, not accepting that there is a reason why the provinces never appealed, and ignoring the opinions of leading constitutional experts.
Give it up, Colpy.
Colpy said:The Supreme Court has never ruled on the legality of a law recognizing the traditional definition of marriage. Yes, Provincial Appeals Courts have. NONE OF THEIR DECISIONS HAVE BEEN APPEALED TO THE SUPREME COURT.
I never said the SCC ruled on it.
I said:Since the last law like that has been struck down by courts all over the country
The provincial court decisions were never appealed because everybody agreed that the SCC would uphold their rulings. As a result, the provinces never took it any farther.
Colpy said:Yet the proponents of SSM consistently, never-endingly claim that the SCOC has ruled. IT HAS NOT.
It has ruled on a set of related issues, and there have been a whack of opinions put forth by constitutional experts, which is why
I said:the SCC DID rule that legal unions (as proposed by the Harperites) were NOT the same as marriages, and that EVERYBODY has the right to marriage, and every constitutional expert not working for Harper (and many that are) says the only way to overturn the present law is by using Notwithstanding.
You, Colpy, are telling lies of omission by not acknowledging what the court did rule on, not accepting that there is a reason why the provinces never appealed, and ignoring the opinions of leading constitutional experts.
Give it up, Colpy.