10 tweets in favor and against the Supreme Court ruling legalizing gay marriage across the nation

Twitter users broke the internet Friday as the Supreme Court decided to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide.

Marriage equality is the perennial civil rights battle of this era. Since 2004, all but 13 states have allowed gays to marry, and those that didn't either cited religious beliefs or the United States Constitution for their stance. Similar sentiments have been shared by social media users opposing SCOTUS's ruling.

Same-sex marriage proponents argue that neither church nor state should interfere in individuals' love lives, using hashtags #lovewins, #lovetrumpsall, and #loveislove to show their support.

Some of the opinions shared are heartwarming, other heartbreaking, and some even funny in light of the day's significance.

Here are some of the most impactful tweets following the landmark decision.

Don't agree with the ruling today but my Bible calls me to love my neighbor as myself. So Christians be a light and let God be the judge.

— Jared Masonjar (@masonerjared) June 26, 2015

It's taken 45 years since the Stonewall Riots but today is a good day #SupremeCourtRuling #LoveIsLove pic.twitter.com/JB0TlLAl3y — Peter Darrant (@Peterdarrant) June 26, 2015

Pray for all the women who gotta add their gay male friends to the list of friends that are going to get married before them.

— Charlamagne Tha God (@cthagod) June 26, 2015

I love God & I believe the bible & I believe in heaven & I've given my life to Christ.. but I also support equality nothing wrong with that — Grant Landis (@grantlandis) June 26, 2015

There was a time when the #SupremeCourt was the most respected branch of our government. Now, they are shameless political activists.

— Gene Parrish (@_GeneParrish) June 26, 2015

I don't care who you marry, but the same rule applies to all couples: no weddings on college football Saturdays. #LoveIsLove — kim (@kimt205) June 26, 2015

This gay marriage agreement from #SCOTUS kills Christians. Kills us bad. Unfortunate two days.

— Connor Reardon (@Reardon28) June 26, 2015

No law passed in Washington will ever change the perfect laws outlined by the unchanging God of the Bible. #GodWins — Hanna Slatton (@HannaSlatton7) June 26, 2015

Today is rare. Today I'm so incredibly proud of being an American citizen. Today is REVOLUTIONARY. Today, #LOVEisLOVE pic.twitter.com/iCRFnKBhh1

— Yasmine (@krewellayasmine) June 26, 2015

Now gay people everywhere can experience the joy of divorce and swear off marriage again forever. — #JeSuisCharleston (@lovelyjessij) June 26, 2015