Paradoxically, that's going to get you labeled as a liberal/libertarian when it comes time to talk about using the federal government as a means of controlling individual vices.
Tgun Joe:
How about when liberals/libertarians loudly appladed the federal government imposing its immorality on the states in the Lawrence vs. Texas sodomy case? That's pretty paradoxical too, right?
Wrong, -- the fed-gov didn't impose 'immorality', [it has no 'moral' powers, nor do States].
The Constitution was used by the USSC to 'strike down' a State infringement of a fundamental property right, -- the right to close your bedroom door and act as you please with another consenting adult.
The paradox is in a constitutional conservative claiming a State has the power to prohibit misdemeanor sin & dictate morality.
No comment on my rebuttal of your view of Lawrence v Texas?
-- The Constitution was used by the USSC to 'strike down' a State infringement of a fundamental property right, -- the right to close your bedroom door and act as you please with another consenting adult.