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Originally Posted by Drolefille
True, but as there is nothing mentioned in the constitution, nor should there be in my opinion, I think it's acceptable to go to the Declaration. We say these rights are inalienable, although we can take away someone's life and liberty IF they harm other people.
Gay marriage does not harm other people, and if marriage does fall under pursuit of happiness then it should indeed be allowed.
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It's not that there is nothing mentioned in the Constitution, it's that the Declaration states it so simply. Yes, it holds no legal basis, but it is a basic tenet of our society.