The People don't get a vote. We don't have Mob Rule here. How long before you figure that out?
Actually your view is we do have mob rule here when it yields the result you want and we don't have mob rule when it doesn't, then we are a dictatorship.
No, we don't have mob rule here ever, period.
Gotcha, when the majority want what you want, it isn't mob rule, it's majority rule. When the majority don't want what you want, then it's mob rule and the job of the courts to throw it out. This is very educational.
Actually not.
It's the responsibility of the majority to enact measures that comport with the Constitution and its case law; and when the majority errs, such as is the case with denying same-sex couples access to marriage law, it's the responsibility of the courts to invalidate those measures which are repugnant to the Constitution.
In essence, if the people and lawmakers enacted measure in good faith, seeking to comply with the Constitution and its case law, there'd be little need for disadvantaged citizens to seek relief in Federal court.
These lawsuits are the result of the people and states acting in bad faith, where the states alone are responsible for un-Constitutional measures being struck down.