Agreed - the Constitution is silent on the matter so allows states to legislate as they see fit.
We had sodomy laws on the books for hundreds of years.
Alabama, Arizona, North Carolina, and Rhode Island never had laws against marital sodomy.
Promoting vice in a legal system
Still beating this straw man? To refrain from having a law against a behavior is NOT to "promote" that behavior.
Well, after since a few faggots in TX engineered to get a cop to catch them sodomizing each other, and their arrest led to a case reaching the SCOTUS - Lawrence VS TX - and the rotten SCOTUS said that state laws against sodomy are illegal - sodomy is now a protected and favored behavior, legally speaking. It opened the flood gates for legalized and government authorized perversion in the military, government, educational institutions K-PhD, industry and business and the like.
When sodomy was illegal, and not federally protected, none of the list could happen.
What is your problem?
States only are OBLIGATED to promote virtue because without it there is no freedom. Allowing evil, vile behaviors (obscenity) is NEVER allowed, nor is it legal (until the 70s with the flipping of Good and Evil to the Satanic ethic system of sodomy and baby-killing, nihilistic “Rights’ You do understand the absurdity of applying the word “right” to any evil, vile, irrational use of the body like “sodomy”.
I am done typing to you-—you are a complete waste of my time. Bye.