Where_r_my_Keys
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You can say the court made it up, they applied the constitution
LOL! NO... The Scotus did not apply to the Constitution, they made reference to it, then simply made up conclusions which could not have possible been drawn from any words set forth in the US Constitution.
There is no fundamental right to marry. That point alone is absurd on its face. There's absolutely NOTHING in the Constitution which so much as suggests such. A Dad can't marry his child, Siblings can't marry, can't marry outside of species.
Now... help me to demonstrate to to you in a way you can understand, by letting you prove it.
>> Using the Reasoning set forth by the SCOTUS, tell the Reader the legal basis for denying a Parent a license to marry their Child, or to deny siblings marriage or to deny the old spinster the 'right' to marry her cats.