Do you also support polygamy and making recreational drugs, gambling and prostitution legal? Banning the sale of alcohol on Sunday and celebrating Christmas as a national holiday (holy day?) is a wonder as well, yet we survive these religious based "traditions" too even if they too have clear basis ONLY in religion (tradition?), not for any "compelling state interest". The idea that a "loud and proud" minority need only focus on ONE thing, and thereby invent a new right, by convincing some "historic" judge to make it so, without need for a majority vote or constitutional amendment is getting WAY out of hand.
It took a constitutional amendment to ban the recreational drug alcohol (and another to restore it), yet merely adding something to a "controlled and dangerous" sunstances list now makes marijuana, heroine, cocaine, meth, ecstasy and bath salts illegal nationwide. Gambling is banned in some state, legal in others and only allowed by the state in others - just like SSM yet that "freedom" of states is OK since the "loud and proud" don't seem to mind that yet. Prostitution as a voluntary transaction between consenting adults harms nobody yet is taboo, mainly based on religious objections, just as SSM and polygamy are. I am amazed that "principle" only seems to be an issue for the "loud and proud" SOMETIMES.