if they were a Nazi officer
Remember, even if county clerks say they MUST follow the Supreme Court decision, that’s not true and you should tell them so. The California Supreme Court has no constitutional authority to impose new laws — especially laws that go against marriage and family, the foundation of society (see California Constitution, Article 3, Section 3 and Article 4, Section 1). Only the Legislature and the voters can make new laws with statewide application.
Ask your county clerk if they were a Nazi officer during WWII and had been ordered to gas the Jews, would they? At the Nuremberg trials, they would have been convicted of murder for following this immoral order.
