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Doesn't need to. The Ninth Amendment covers that. I discuss the issues
in that case here. But even if there weren't a Ninth Amendment, fundamental rights precede and are superior to the Constitution. They don't stem from it and don't need to be mentioned in it. See Social Contract and Constitutional Republics. Raymond Kessler wrote:
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