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Lets look at it this way. Korimyr is right in that we as the state do dictate what is legal, but the morality of said "justice" is questionable.
What about the mid 1800s, when slavery was legal? Most were probably in favor of it too. Slavery is wrong, but even that's a matter of opinion (think about it).
So when you ask the question "Is it fair to stop gay marriage?" the answer is "yes" in our American democratic society. But the question "Is it right to stop gay marriage?" the answer is currently debatable but like many other morals in US history, it could turn out to be "no."
What about the mid 1800s, when slavery was legal? Most were probably in favor of it too. Slavery is wrong, but even that's a matter of opinion (think about it).
So when you ask the question "Is it fair to stop gay marriage?" the answer is "yes" in our American democratic society. But the question "Is it right to stop gay marriage?" the answer is currently debatable but like many other morals in US history, it could turn out to be "no."