On Friday, June 26, 2015 the U.S Supreme Court made history by declaring gay marriage legal in all 50 states. The landmark decision inspired many throughout the country, and around the world, to celebrate and show their support for the LGBTQ community. Unfortunately, not everyone was happy with the decision. While most of our news feeds were filled with an outpouring of love, many others were not able to experience the same compassion. Here is a list of the ten best and worst reactions to #LoveWins.

This White House Tweet

There is nothing better than knowing the white house stands behind you.

Manhattan

You have to admit, it's pretty cool to see the pride colors illuminated from one of the most recognizable buildings in the entire U.S.

Ben & Jerry's

Changes name of ice cream flavor from "Cookie Dough" to "I Dough, I Dough."

While the above responses inspired compassion and made many proud to be an American, not everyone felt the same way.

Sadly, a Pride parade in Chicago resulted in violence and arrests when #blackoutpride protestors interrupted the parade.

While I whole-heartedly agree that black lives DO matter, it's a shame that violence from a very small group had to ruin what should have been a joyous celebration for Chicago.

Alabama officials, angry that same-sex couples can now happily marry, ban marriage all together in some parts of the state.

Judge Fred Hamic spoke: "Section 30-1-9 of the Alabama Code of 1975 says a probate judge may issue a marriage license... It doesn’t say a probate judge has to issue a marriage license... I will not be doing any more ceremonies."

Police in Turkey attack those celebrating at a pride parade by use of high pressure water cannons, pepper spray and the firing of rubber pellets.

A Catholic priest was spit on by a gay couple at Pride Parade.

Shouldn't we know by now that hate is not the answer?

Lastly, ISIS made sure the world knew how they felt about gay marriage - they celebrated by throwing four gay men off a roof.

All four men died from impact.

The legalization of gay marriage is a giant step towards equality. The outpouring of love for the LGBTQ community is commendable and should most definitely be praised and recognized. However, it is clear we still have a lot more work to do before #lovewins is the actual truth. Spread the love.