But see, this is what people were arguing, you never group people into "couples" when discussing rights. Homosexual people had just as much of a right to enter into marriage before this decision, most of them just did not want to enter into a marriage with a person of the opposite sex. The institution did not bar homosexual people from entering into marriage, it just barred them from redefining marriage.

In my opinion, this is a sweeping court decision that will propel the courts to new levels of judicial activism that people who lived through Roe could never dream of. Rights will be found anywhere and everywhere in the Constitution if need be.