And if your state's marriage laws violate the constitution, they're invalid. Just as state interracial marriage bans were invalid. The restrictions themselves must pass constitutional muster. They must have a very good reason, serve a legitimate state interest and a valid legislative end.
Gay marriage bans fail on all three points.
That's your opinion and that of agenda minded judges.
Says you, pretending to be any judge who disagrees with you.
YOU interpret the constitution based on your agenda. And then assume that since you do, everyone else must.
Nope. There's no such mandate. Following precedent and protecting rights are both legitimate motivations for judges. And the stated motivation for the rulings in same sex marriage case.
Now why would I ignore a judge on their own motivation, and instead believe you citing yourself?
There is no reason.
Why wouldn't you support a judge ruling on an agenda with which you agree? There is no reason for you to do so. You benefit from it and that's your sole motivation for supporting the decisions.
Your claim is that judges are serving political agendas. I'm not a judge. Making all your babble about me an awkward red herring. And more baseless speculation.
When you support what judges do, it's the same. I wouldn't expect one of your kind to accept responsibility. It's not in your nature.
I wouldn't expect one of your kind to accept equality for other human beings. It's not in your nature.