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The libertarian case against marriage equality

30 August 2017

7:23 AM

30 August 2017

7:23 AM

On 27 November 2007, the legal hammer fell on Massachusetts’ resident David Parker as he lost his court battle to determine what moral teaching his child would receive at school. It was the culmination of a legal case that began in April 2006 after Parker discovered early the previous year, that the school was teaching his son about homosexual relationships and transgenderism.

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