[ WP ] in 500 years , a well- meaning historian does a retrospective of the 2015 supreme Court decisions and though factually accurate makes a lot of incorrect nuanced assumptions .

Dr. Zenaquo O'Starr, 2515, Professor in Terra History at O'drax University 
 
 **A Response to A'chak'chak's: `` Treatise On The US Supreme Court's Legalisation of Homosexual Marriage anno 2015'' ** 
 
 I write this piece as a response to my fellow scholar A'chak'chak's `` Treatise on the US Supreme Court's Legalisation of Homosexual Marriage'' in the attempt to improve upon his previous ideas and adress his criticism towards the society of the former United States of America on the planet Terra. In specific I will revise his arguments of the decision's impact on the furthering of polarizing of Homo Sapiens Sapiens political atmosphere on Terra, the impact it had on the 2nd Civil War and the alliances between the New Confederate State, the Russian Federation and the Abrahamic Alliance, as well as his statement that `` Terra humanoid politicians were pretty fucking stupid'' 
 
 In his first point, A'chak'chak remarked that the American leader, B'rak'rak O'bam'a ( Barack Obama in Terra English ), had introduced the question to spite the extreme right as a result of the extreme right's violence towards the black community. This is inaccurate, however; the issue had not been introduced by Obama himself, but rather it was a result of the conflicting laws within the US between the States, and the decision was an attempt to unify the States on the matter. 
 
 He then used the often told legend that after the Supreme Court's decision was announced, B'rak'rak had climbed a monument of the Old Confederation and replaced it's flag ( known as the Stars and Bars ) with the Gaypride Flag. However, historical research has disproven that legend multiple times, and it stays a mere legend. Neither did B'rak'rak, as A'chak'chak claims, have the Republican Senators stripped of their clothes and paraded through the streets in the infamous `` Gaypride Parade''. This was an event of homosexuals themselves, to advocate for the rights of homosexual individuals within Terra societies. 
 
 One of his true points, however, is the hostile reaction from the conservative side in both America and across the world. However, I will not risk to put it as blunt as A'chak'chak when he says that `` the conservatards were basically having a raging tantrum''. He uses the examples of several churches across America refusing to marry anyone, the massive protests in conservative strongholds and the Republican `` Sanctity of Marriage'' campaign. He is right when he proves that this polarized politics in the US, using various comments of the medium known as `` The Internet'', where often furious discussions were had about the issue. Conservatives, he said, were `` being ignorant shitfaces and saying their only hope was IS now'' ( ironically, the civil war did strenghten IS ). This is put a bit harshly, but there is merit in these statements and they give us a, be it somewhat distorted image, of society back then. 
 
 The rest I will adress in the second part, published next week in the Interstellar History, but for a final part, I will agree with A'chak'chak that this issue was very important in the wars to follow after the enviromental collapse in 2030. The likemindedness of the Democratic Forces and the European Forces in terms of ideas played a huge rule in their pyrrhic victory over the Abrahamic Alliance, and the eventual extinction of mankind as a whole. He is right that `` If the Homo Sapiens Sapiens had n't been such idiots over basic fucking shit like Sentient Beings' Rights, and focussed on the enviroment instead, they might not all be fucking dead'' 
 
 
 

