Marco Rubio: 'Ignore' Gay Marriage Decision Because 'God's Rules Always Win'

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Just in case anyone was under the impression that Rubio was reasonable:

http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/marco-rubio-ignore-gay-marriage-decision-because-gods-rules-always-wins

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This is nothing more than a way for him to publicly say he doesn't care about the issue anymore without pissing off conservative evangelicals.

Right, I'm not really shocked about this, but I posted it mostly as a reminder that even though he looks okay compared to his main primary opponents, he's still pretty terrible.

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God's rules always win? I didn't realize that America was a theocracy. I would expect to hear something like this from Carson, Huckabee, or Santorum, but Rubio? I never really had much of a bone to pick with the guy, but the more I hear about him, the less appealing he is.

To frame it in secular terms, you can't go against nature.  Nature says that married couples need to be opposite sex.  No law can overcome the biological truth!  In time, we'll go back to it out of necessity.

Nature and marriage have nothing to do with each other. Marriage is purely a human construct, and there is no law stating that married couples must be able to produce offspring. Also, why is homosexuality found in other animals as well, if it is "unnatural"?

Usually when you point this out they say "Just because it's natural doesn't mean it's moral!!!" despite the fact that their entire argument that it's immoral is based on the idea that it's unnatural.