There is no such thing as marriage equality

Yesterday the Supreme Court effectively legalized gay marriage in several states, which will lead to legalization in several states beyond those.

This, of course, prompted liberals to pump their fists and shout victoriously that our nation is now one step closer to full ‘marriage equality.’ As if, through any law or judicial action, the union between two men can ever actually be equal to the union between a man and a woman.

It can’t. Marriage equality is impossible. Gay marriage can never be equal to ‘traditional marriage.’ In fact, gay marriage itself is fundamentally impossible, regardless of what words we use or what policies are implemented.

With this post, I’m going to try to explain why the term ‘marriage equality’ is a non-sequitur and why marriage can only ever be a union between a man and a woman.

Also, secondarily, it should be noted that this is the very first thing I’m writing during my new partnership with The Blaze. Anyone concerned that I’d be censored or controlled because of this arrangement need not worry about that anymore. If they won’t try to stop me from writing this, they won’t try to stop me from writing anything:

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