Silhouette
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Depending on who you ask, marriage is a type of contract, just one with some unique properties which isn't treated entirely like other contracts.![]()
A type of contract is still a contract. The unique properties of the marriage contract was that it was originated to provide children with both a mother and father in their home. And this definition stood for over a thousand years, until June 2015. When that crucial revision occurred, children had no representation at the Hearing and even while they protested and (at least) cast a shadow of doubt over the new revision in their amicus briefs (read my signature) the doubtful new arrangement was found in favor of the adults sharing that implicit contract with children. Which defies ancient infants and contract law. If any doubt is present as to the contract providing a necessity (see: "necessities" "infants" and "contracts"), the doubt goes to the necessity remaining as an enjoyment the child still has. Any attempts to alter a contract shared implicitly with a child or children in general, that strips them of a necessity isn't just voidable, it is ALREADY VOID upon its face.
As such, gay marriage is VOID in all 50 states.