Valerie
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A state does not have a right to violate the 14th amendment....the courts have already determined that
Federal law supersedes state law...Supremacy clause of the Constitution
Infants do not have a right to enter into a contract
When it comes to race, gender, country of origin or religion. Which one of those do LGBT behaviors fall under? Not gender, because marriage covered both genders already. It was the ACT of marrying the same gender which was given a new class protection under the 14th...by the Judicial...which is forbidden according to checks and balances. That new decree was and is the responsibility of CONGRESS to add, or not, to the Constitutional protections.
Just your favorite minority deviant sex behaviors wishes to marry the same gender ("marry" is a verb, not a noun) and pretend that others cannot. This is paradoxical to the 14th which covers ALL of any class (minority fetish behaviors marrying).
Care to defend against what I just said, using specifics and not your usual generalities?
it's already been explained, you just don't understand...
No that would have been 1967 with the Loving decision. Blacks could marry. Whites could marry. It was the behavior of interracial marriage (a "repugnant minority sexual behavior" at the time) that was found constitutionally valid.
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