Freewill
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The Supreme Court has already declared numerous times Marriage is a Right.Read the 9th Amendment.The SCOTUS voted in favor of gay rights, because gay rights are supported by the constitution.
Gay rights are a social issue; if you are trying to legislate morality, e.g. social issues, the SCOTUS should do it's job and vote in favor of personal liberties and against the government injecting itself into your bedrooms.
You can't but I will ask any way. Where in the Constitution is marriage mentioned?
Nothing in there covers marriage. What was originally said was that the COTUS grants the right of gay marriage. You have to admit that isn't so. The 9th amendment is clear, the Bill of Rights is not to limit rights just because there are not listed. BUT it does not thus grant rights because they are not listed. If marriage was a right, other then not being able to discriminate against due to race, color or creed, then it could never be denied.
Tout Fini.
Marriage between a man an a woman of any race, and not numerous times.