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>>I am against laws that erode the rights of the citizenry. I do not support the ban or the constitutional amendment. However, there's more than just that at work here, namely the voted upon will of the people has once again been circumvented by unelected judges.
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>How do you feel about the current gun control case being heard. Its another potential example of judges circumventing the will of the majority to preserve the rights of a minority?

Gun ownership is a right guaranteed by the 2nd amendment. It shall not be infringed without modifying the Constitution. As I stated in another response, marriage, same-sex or otherwise, is not a right.

>>I came to the conclusion long ago that the activists on either side do not want the issue resolved. They want the fight to show those damn "fags" and "zealots".
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>I do not think that is true. Maybe those in the mid-right because it helps win elections for reps but I think everyone else would like it banned,guaranteed, or to just go away.

The answer is money. They both want the issue. Remember, I'm referring to the activists here, not the general supporters of either side.