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You conveniently ignored my post where I proved you wrong, let me repost it:
1. All of those laws are unconstitutional.
2. The right to be unconstitutional is NOT reserved for the states and the people which is why the 14th amendment was added to ensure equal protection under the law.
2. States and citizens have the right to create rights and laws that are constitutional - 14th amendment adds equal protection.
Defining marriage between a man and a woman is inherently unconstitutional because it goes against the 14th amendment. The Constitution does not specify any moral or ethical guides for defining marriage; therefore, it's definition must, by the 14th amendment and by the absence references to marriage, not exclude any citizens.
You conveniently ignore states rights.