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That's not true. There are intelligent and literate people who notice that the word marriage does not appear within the text of the Constitution and therefore it cannot be a Constitutional right.
There are also the other kind of people.
actually its 100% true, the word appearing or not appearing doesnt matter to this topic as many other posters pointed out. So again NOBODY educated, honest and objective falls for such a mentally inane, retarded and fabricated lie and argument. It holds ZERO weight in legality and it is in fact 100% meaningless to the topic at hand.
But please, keep trying to sell that it does matter, it only further entertains the people that know its meanignless and exposes how obviously vapid, transparent, non-intellectual and desperate the argument against equal rights is.
things also not in the constitution "rape" does that mean that a state can vote and declare that rape is legal?
sorry your claim has been proven wrong, if you disagree as always, please simply post ONE fact in your next post that supports you. Thanks