[John O]

I am not in favor of gay marriage, but Lawrence was a good decision in that it was a step in keeping the government out of people’s bedrooms and overturned laws that prohibited certain acts between consenting adults, both heterosexual and homosexual.

Lawrence was a setup right from the start intended to force recognition of the sodomite lifestyle, a lifestyle the vast majority of Americans find abominable, down our throats.

It was exactly the same as if someone had proposed that pedophilia is legal if done in the privacy of one's own bedroom

[trumandogz]

Kennedy in his majority opinion stated that Lawrence would only apply to consenting adults. And the decision also protected heterosexual who engage in certain acts in the privacy of their own bedroom.

And could you please tell me where it is in the Constitution that states that the SCOTUS must make decisions based on the feelings of the vast majority of Americans?