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== Dissent ==

== Dissent ==

Scalia wrote a dissent to the case, observing how the case really concerned the "[[homosexual agenda]]."  Why is the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] picking sides in a political dispute?  He reminded the Court of its narrow role in resolving social conflicts, and took a textual view of the [[Fourteenth Amendment]] as protecting only against discrimination on the basis of race and gender.  Since sexual "orientation" was neither, he said, the legal inquiry was over, and the [[U.S. Constitution]] was silent. The people of the state of Colorado justifiably attempted to reject this pathetic vice, but were overuled by tyrannical RINO Liberal Hacks (Stevens Souter Kenedy and Occonnor) and left wing democrat Stephen Breyer, misinterpreting the 14th amendment to give this inherent evil protected status. Scalia clearly stated that the voters of Colorado had the freedom to stand up for what is right, and that Amendment 2 is not unconstitutional whatsoever. This arrogant perverse debauchery should be discriminated against, but this worthless ruling and the absurd tyrannical decision in Bockstock have unfortunately promoted the exact opposite view.

Scalia wrote a dissent to the case, observing how the case really concerned the "[[homosexual agenda]]."  Why is the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] picking sides in a political dispute?  He reminded the Court of its narrow role in resolving social conflicts, and took a textual view of the [[Fourteenth Amendment]] as protecting only against discrimination on the basis of race and gender.  Since sexual "orientation" was neither, he said, the legal inquiry was over, and the [[U.S. Constitution]] was silent.

==See also==

==See also==

*[[Essay:25 Worst Court Decisions]]

*[[Essay:25 Worst Court Decisions]]