[Frapster]

This is such an old used up argument, shoot the messenger instead of addressing the problem. We as a society have and need laws that worry about “what someone else is doing” for the betterment of our civilization, pandering, narcotics and obscenity just to name a few. Without these laws we would be forced to live in the Liberaltarians “ideal” society, the basest of existences amongst the filth and repugnance that is perversion. You’re welcome to it; just get your own country first. If we don’t worry about “what someone else is doing” there is no reason to have laws against incest and bestiality. NONE!

I have GOT to learn how to be as succinct as this! Excellent points.

[Khepera]

Personally I get tired of being nice to these homosexual supporters who demand we respect their ideology while at the same time denigrate ours. They want their ideology to be law but also want our ideology to be outlawed. In their sick perversion of right and wrong they will twist the truth to get their way.

[codebreaker]

Agreed, but a former poster is trying to make a case for 'Grevious Sin' in the eyes of God in terms of Murder, Rape or Homosexuality and I just can't see it.

Sin is sin and all of it must be asked for forgivness on...and stealing from your job is not considered a 'lesser' act in the eyes of God.

[Clint N. Suhks]

I have GOT to learn how to be as succinct as this! Excellent points.

Thanks for the encouragement though it was written in haste. It does address, to a very small degree, the differences between Liberaltarian Utopia and Conservative common sense society. Do we forego laws for; incest, bestiality, drug use, divorce, adultery, polygamy, vaccinations, polyandry, suicide, prostitution, self-mutilation, sodomy, gambling, pornography, voluntary euthanasia, surrogate mothers, jaywalking and obscenity or should we live in a society where the common sense of right and wrong isn’t relative? I believe it’s addressed in States Rights and States Interest issues and as long as reserve the right for our local representative legislature to make that decision we can choose where to live and who to represent our best interests. I’d love to hear your thoughts on it.