Justice Antonin Scalia is not at all happy with the Supreme Court's decision legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide — and his dissent shows it. Here are some of the phrases he uses to describe the decision:
"threat to American democracy"
"robs the People of... the freedom to govern themselves"
"lacking even a thin veneer of law"
"judicial Putsch"
Additionally, Scalia took several shots at the writing style of Justice Anthony Kennedy's opinion:
"[the opinion contains] mummeries and straining-to-be-memorable passages"
"The opinion is couched in a style that is as pretentious as its content is egotistic"
"the opinion's showy profundities are often profoundly incoherent"
He went on to argue that the Court is elitist and not truly representative of America (and gratuitously expressed his opinion that California is not a true Western state):
He even took a seeming shot at his own wife:
And in a footnote, he said he would rather "hide my head in a bag" than join an opinion that began like Kennedy's does, and bemoaned how far the Court has fallen: