California's Top Court Overturns Same-Sex Marriage Ban

Once again, liberals get a court to hand them what the people don't want.

And I wonder why all of the Californians book it up here.

Perhaps it is because I have only relatively recently started accepting the fact that I'm gay, but I've gone from being completely uninterested in legalizing gay marriage to being completely uninterested in legalizing gay marriage. The arguments people throw out ("Love is love! OMG WTF!!!111!1") are so simplified that it's laughable.

California's voters, known for their right-wing extremism, already said they don't want gay marriage. California already has what is basically gay marriage with their blessed civil unions. And yet the liberals cannot abide not having their way, so they get a court to give whatever they want to them. And it will be appealed. And it will be struck down.

Do liberals not want to work for what they want and get people on their side? Just like with abortion, a court had to give them what they wanted without them using democracy.

Sensible thoughts from Gay Patriot.

EDIT: For those of you who have forgotten, let me explain how the United States is supposed to work. Your state has laws that reflect the values of the people. If you don't like it, you simply and very easily move to a state with your values. I don't care that people in California want gay marriage--what I care about is that they are forcing an entire state, through the courts of all pathetic places, to adhere to their set of values when they can simply move to Massachusetts.

EDIT 2: OK, it_gurl explained the court's thought process to me in a way that I understand. Read her comment here. Feel free to spam her for being right.