From gay marriage to ‘legally enshrining polyamorous couples’: John Doyle asks Michael Knowles how it led to this

First came same-sex marriage. Now, parts of California are taking another step toward redefining marriage — this time by recognizing polyamorous relationships.

“We have Los Angeles County now legally enshrining polyamorous couples,” BlazeTV host John Doyle begins. “You’ve got throuples, foursomes, not in a golf-concerned context, as basically being the legal equivalent of marriage.”

This concept, he explains, originated “from this idea of having these kinds of deviant relationships be granted equal status to marriage under the law.”

“California struck down gay marriage in 2008 when it was put to a democratic vote,” Doyle says, “and then less than 10 years later, the Supreme Court of course discovers the right to marry a man if you are a man in the Constitution.”

“So it seems to be