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Would they be cruel enough to reverse the marriages months (or longer) down the line hlthe2b Oct 2014 #1
Are you conflating "hope" and "predict"? N.T. Donald Ian Rankin Oct 2014 #2
Which word did I use (quite correctly?!) hlthe2b Oct 2014 #4
Of course, they would. Look at the damage they've done to America already. nt valerief Oct 2014 #28
Scalia and Thomas, definitely. Scalia would enjoy it. n/t pnwmom Oct 2014 #37
It's outstanding news if you support marriage equality. MineralMan Oct 2014 #3
You think so? Donald Ian Rankin Oct 2014 #5
The question then is why didn't four of the justices who support marriage equality onenote Oct 2014 #8
I wouldn't expect any ruling. MineralMan Oct 2014 #10
Well, I hope you're right. N.T. Donald Ian Rankin Oct 2014 #19
I hope so, too. MineralMan Oct 2014 #22
Further, I believe this refusal to consider MineralMan Oct 2014 #12
Boom. 110% correct. hifiguy Oct 2014 #17
That's the bottom line Ampersand Unicode Oct 2014 #40
It will only matter if one of the circuits goes the other way jberryhill Oct 2014 #6
Yep. hifiguy Oct 2014 #16
Pragmatically it's a good thing afaik RedCappedBandit Oct 2014 #7
Its good and somewhat not good, but more good. JaneyVee Oct 2014 #9
They reserved their options but...it's not in the constitution yet so the states CK_John Oct 2014 #11
Good for the residents of 30 states Capt. Obvious Oct 2014 #13
Also maybe they are going to repeal Roe v Wade on the down low, give a little take a lot. CK_John Oct 2014 #14
I will be surprised if RvW lasts another 20 years. Donald Ian Rankin Oct 2014 #18
It is a VERY good thing. hifiguy Oct 2014 #15
How can an anti marriage person gain standing? jmowreader Oct 2014 #20
Why is that relevant? Donald Ian Rankin Oct 2014 #24
It would be a huge stretch to say the Fourteenth applies to everyone but gays jmowreader Oct 2014 #25
They take cases that have opposing circuit decisions. tammywammy Oct 2014 #21
Intriguing blogslut Oct 2014 #39
anything they touch turns out worse for the good side in the world samsingh Oct 2014 #23
Its good news, elleng Oct 2014 #26
I'd call it mixed. MohRokTah Oct 2014 #27
Ruth Bader Ginsburg TBF Oct 2014 #30
Yeah, that's what I heard, too. MohRokTah Oct 2014 #32
Given the make up of the court right now I'd prefer TBF Oct 2014 #29
Thank you, I have been trying to figure this out also. I want a federal thing for marriage equality, uppityperson Oct 2014 #31
It's a mixed bag, which is what I expect from America, no courage to just make equality a fact Bluenorthwest Oct 2014 #33
That's very much *not* the attitude I want from the SCOTUS. Donald Ian Rankin Oct 2014 #34
If the Constitution allows discrimination and unequal treatment under the law then it is worthless Bluenorthwest Oct 2014 #35
all the gay rights activists/bloggers on my facebook are happy as hell over it. m-lekktor Oct 2014 #36
It's an historic day for gay and civil rights in America... TeeYiYi Oct 2014 #38
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