You will be shouted down by Liber(al)tarians and even many calling themselves "conservatives." But it is a community's/state's right to proscribe its own laws based on a moral code - it always has been until the Constitution was so recently contorted.
Re-instituting sodomy laws would go a long way toward stemming the tide of homo-filth washing over society.
Those "Liber(al)tarians" and those that PROFESS to be conservative, should look at the writings (and laws) of the Founding Fathers when it came things such as morality (I always keep in mind what Adams said: "Avarice, ambition, revenge, or gallantry, would break the strongest cords of our Constitution as a whale goes through a net. Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.").
When it came to their thoughts on the morality of homosexuality, they described it as "a disgrace to human nature", and their laws reflected their words:
"Because of the nature of the crime, the penalties for the act of sodomy were often severe. For example, Thomas Jefferson indicated that in his home state of Virginia, "dismemberment" of the offensive organ was the penalty for sodomy. In fact, Jefferson himself authored a bill penalizing sodomy by castration. The laws of the other states showed similar or even more severe penalties:
That the detestable and abominable vice of buggery [sodomy] . . . shall be from henceforth adjudged felony . . . and that every person being thereof convicted by verdict, confession, or outlawry [unlawful flight to avoid prosecution], shall be hanged by the neck until he or she shall be dead.
New York
Link to Founders and homosexuality
Also keep in mind that EVERY State had sodomy laws up until the time the "Gay Mafia" intimidated the pencil necks at the American Psychiatric Association into removing homosexuality from their list of mental disorders:
Link to Repealed Sodomy Laws
In closing (I bet you didn't think I'd go on such a tirade huh?), let's keep in mind the following:
"All law commands human action; it seeks either to restrain or to urge particular actions. It necessarily says either "Thou shalt" or "Thou shalt not," and it backs these commands to action or restraint with coercion, with sanctions enforced by the power of the sword. The sword and the word are united in law. And because the word commands action by men, the word of law is necessarily a morel teaching, a teaching which seeks to guide the ruled along a particular way of action, of life."
Link to Civil Government: The Neglected Ministry