[markomalley]

It may be disgusting and worthy of societal opprobrium, and I think it is, but that doesn't mean it should be criminal.

Unfortunately, in our society, if it isn't prohibited, the implication is that it is condoned, endorsed, and fully protected by our non-discrimination laws.

[Lurker]

and fully protected by our non-discrimination laws.

Which is the other side of the same coin. It is, as I said, quite simply none of the State's business either way. It should neither be protected nor criminalized.

A moral State exists for three basic purposes and those are to protect the lives, property, and Rights of its citizens. Period.

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