[thecavemaster]

Last time I looked, gay marriage is not part of the constitution, therefore not a constitutional right. All I can say is, "QUIT THE WHINING!!! THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN"

Can you explain where desegregation of schools etc. was found, literally, in the Constitution? In my thought, the Constitution is a living document, meant to be interpreted in such a way that basic rights, basic dignities, basic equalities are always found there. Again, the church can define marriage as between a man and a woman, and enforce that definition among its members. But, apparently, that's not enough...which is why the separation of church and state is in the Constitution.