Homosexuals from the beginning have asked for- and demanded- and fought- to achieve legal equality.
No... they had legal equality. There is nowhere in the country where homosexuals did not have the same access, rights or affording of the same opportunities as heterosexuals. They couldn't marry same-gender but no one could marry same-gender, that isn't marriage and hasn't been marriage for more than 5k years it has existed..
And we go around full circle again- with you disagreeing with the courts, and saying what you personally believe is fact.
And how appropriate that you echo the very same argument made by the State of Virginia when it argued why its ban on mixed race marriage was not discriminatory
Mr. McIlwaine: That is correct, but it is clear that the Framers understood that in their intention, a law which equally forbade the members of one race to marry members of another race with same penal sanction on both did treat the individuals of both race equally.
Gay couples were as equal as the Lovings were in 1960. Virginia argued that blacks had the same access to marry as whites- as long as blacks married blacks and whites married whites.