What a week for conservatives! On edge about the gun rights debate again, wrestling with sincerely held beliefs about heritage and heterosexual unions, and trying to figure out where we’ll get the money to pay for other people’s stuff. It’s just exhausting! Why are we always under attack and on the defensive? Can’t we have a truce, or at least a ceasefire for Pete’s sake?

Well, no, no we can’t. And just to prove it, POTUS treated us to a colorful light show meant to symbolize love equality. The subliminal message, as it always is coming from this administration is, “I won.”

So what’s next on the battle plan? (Don’t even talk to me about Battle Flags!) Well, plural marriage advocates are launching their first visible sorties, and the wounded haven’t even managed to hobble off the field yet. Yesterday, the Supreme Court once again usurped the people, and declared a fundamental right to same sex marriage. Pundits say that most Americans are on board with this outcome, but also that most people seem to think it was all about two people loving each other, and only two people. What many gay rights advocates conveniently left out of the charge toward same sex marriage was the deeply held contradictory position that many don’t care about marriage at all, except to the extent that they want the entire concept destroyed. Listen to Masha Gesson, a lesbian activist who admits that: Gay marriage is a lie; fighting for gay marriage generally involves lying about what is going to happen when it gets legalized; that she thinks marriage as an institution should not exist; and, she can’t think of a good reason why a child can’t have five legal parents (of course, she has three children with five parents).