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In reply to the discussion: Supreme Court formally asked to overturn landmark same-sex marriage ruling [View all]markodochartaigh
(4,995 posts)72. When property values started rising in California and on the East Coast
in the 70's it started to become very difficult to leave Texas for those areas if you wanted to buy a house.
There was a saying in Amarillo that if you wore out a pair of shoes in Amarillo you would never leave. People who liked Amarillo thought that was a good thing. Other people thought that it meant that you were trapped. And since a lot of the wealth built for the working class in the 70's-00's was from rising home prices, spending a decade or more in a place with little property price appreciation did mean that your options were limited.
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Supreme Court formally asked to overturn landmark same-sex marriage ruling [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Aug 2025
OP
you are right. we the people can NO longer the #USSC to be logical nor fair. I am fearful right now.
riversedge
Aug 2025
#38
Title nine is next. They are just cutting their teeth on the transgender sports issue.
Walleye
Aug 2025
#56
I totally disagree. Everyone thought the same thing about Roe v. Wade which had been the law of the land for
Texin
Aug 2025
#37
Medicare has changed thousands of policies in the years it's been available...
Trueblue Texan
Aug 2025
#31
Using the same argument, as an atheist, working as a postal clerk, I could refuse
Trueblue Texan
Aug 2025
#28
Sorry. I had mixed it up with the ACA decision where Roberts was the deciding vote
Wiz Imp
Aug 2025
#48
I'm not gay, but I left about the time you left and after my Mom and Dad died there was no one left for me to visit.
CTyankee
Aug 2025
#66
When property values started rising in California and on the East Coast
markodochartaigh
Aug 2025
#72
It was a no brainer decision. Someone just had to get the right case in front of them
underpants
Aug 2025
#15
If it LOOKS like Christian Nationalism, if it SOUNDS like Christian Nationalism,
70sEraVet
Aug 2025
#20
re: "religion punishes questioning and rewards gullibility" -- sounds like MAGA is a religion.
thesquanderer
Aug 2025
#57
In the marriage vows, there's a line that says something like..what god has joined together, let no one separate
Deuxcents
Aug 2025
#54
The law was apparently written to address the 1st Amendment claims (religious objection)
BumRushDaShow
Aug 2025
#82
Maybe not. They love to claim that Christo-Fascist straight whites are discriminated against...
malthaussen
Aug 2025
#88