[Joe 6-pack]

"I think they did a great job and stuck a knife in the heart of big government."

...Uh, by telling the State of Texas (and by extension, 49 other states) they had no right to develop and enforce community standards?

Frankly, Lawrence legalized prostitution nation wide.

[eno_]

Yeah, there's a winning position: "You home is your castle except: a) For tax enforcement; b) Because nobody should have stranger sex than I do; c) Because you shouldn't smoke pot either; d) Hey! That blow job is sodomy, too; e) You might be gambling on the Internet; Etc." That about sums up JBT-oriented Taliban Republicanism.

Or look at it this way: Buggery has been around since Man came down fromt the trees, but tax withholding has only been around since WWII. Which do you think we ought to try to eradicate?

[templar]

Frankly, Lawrence legalized prostitution nation wide.

I think it is more likely to end up being applied to private drug use than prostitution.

[AppyPappy]

If I decide to have sex with a 12 year-old in my bedroom, that should be protected by the Right to Privacy according to the Supremes.

[Sci Fi Guy]

...Uh, by telling the State of Texas (and by extension, 49 other states) they had no right to develop and enforce community standards?

Thanks, I'm shocked by how many freepers cannot get past the homosexualty to see what we've lost with this decision.

[Jhoffa_]

"I think they did a great job and stuck a knife in the heart of big government."

...Uh, by telling the State of Texas (and by extension, 49 other states) they had no right to develop and enforce community standards?

Hysterical, isn't it?

The SC arbitrarily crushing the Tenth Amendment right to self determination is now refered to as a blow against "Big Government"

I don't know who spins better, the liberal democrats or our liberal freepers.

[agrace]

Frankly, Lawrence legalized prostitution nation wide.

Good point.

[ArneFufkin]

Nothing energizes our "Joe 6 pack" contingent like this issue. Back to back posts.