After my discussion on same sex marriage, someone messaged me and asked why the 14th amendment did not apply. It is a good question, and one which I will answer in my new segment, “Ask Janus.” If you have a question you want to ask, leave a comment, drop me an email, or send me an IM. If the question is relevant enough, I’ll write a response to it.

Last Friday California’s Supreme Court, in a 4-3 ruling, decided to actually call gay marriage, marriage instead of some other term that means exactly the same thing.

Hilarity ensued.

This is part three of three of a series on gay marriage. In this part I will attempt to lay out exactly why I think same sex marriage should be legal.

On Friday California’s Supreme Court, in a 4-3 ruling, decided to actually call gay marriage, marriage instead of some other term that means exactly the same thing.

Hilarity ensued.

This is part two of three of a series on gay marriage. In this part I try and fail to figure out why the California decision is such a ground breaking step for same sex couples.

On Friday California’s Supreme Court, in a 4-3 ruling, decided to actually call gay marriage, marriage instead of some other term that means exactly the same thing.

Hilarity ensued.

This is part one of three of a series on gay marriage. In this part I explore why marriage is even an issue and why states have the right to decide who can and cannot get married.