Silhouette
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No state can enact a law that acts to suppress the Constitutional Rights of its citizens...and then use that law under force to destroy their economic well being. Even while saying it is acting under a statute or law; like a public accommodation law.
So you are saying that every single couple that was denied a marriage license by the unconstitutional bans on gay marriage- can sue those states for violating their constitutional rights and ask for damages
Where in the US Constitution does it say people practicing deviant sex behaviors have protections from discrimination? People discriminate against behaviors every day. California's constitution still has gay marriage illegal on the books because it failed a majority vote twice. Your source of "unconstitutionality"?
(Hint: it can't be from judicial-legislation because the judicial branch of government isn't allowed to add brand new language to the US Constitution)