Skylar
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Dunno. It's pretty good at preserving states' rights to self-govern on this question of law. Would be better if the Justices followed their own verdict on whether or not to issue stays to preserve interim law while appeals are pending.
Their verdict put constituitional guarantees above state marriage laws. And every ruling overturning state marriage bans has been on the basis of the violation of constitutional guarantees.
Just because you ignore constitutional guarantees and any mention of them in the Windsor decision doesn't mean that the Justices have to ignore what you do.
All in all I'd say the burden to prove a boy shouldn't have a father and a girl shouldn't have a mother "as married" as a brand new concept (using kids as lab rats) is upon the challengers, not upon those protecting the thousands-years-old definition of marriage to provide both a mother and father to the childrein involved..
And how would denying marriage to lesbian parents mean that their son has opposite sex parents?
Alas, your remedy has nothing to do with the ill you claim to be trying to cure. Like amputating a foot to cure a head cold.