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Originally posted by manalone
Hmm... yes. On the basis that the majority wills it, and within the constraints of fundamental rights. But it's not a restricted field. The state should act to control acts of which are repugnant to the people, within the constraints of natural law.
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it doesnt matter if the majority wills it or not.
i've said this before, the purpose of the bill of rights is to protect minority views/rights from sudden majority's.
the right to marry whoever you want (recognized by state) is a basic right in my mind, and does not require majority will.