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The courts are merely ruling on the constitutionality of an issue that WAS legislated. That is their function.
Nope. What they are doing is making law where none existed previously.
And while your claim that the constitution doesn't grant gay people the right to marry is trueish, it does grant equal protection. You cannot give special rights to people, and that is what outlawing gay marriage does: gives special rights to straight people.
I am always amazed when a libertarian does not grasp this point.
There's no point to "grasp." It's a fantasy invented by gays.