We note your failure to mention the poison of drugs, pornography, promiscuity, perversion, prostitution, sodomy, homosexuality, and abortion.
All the things you mentioned are vices -- unfortunate components of human nature that have existed since time immemorial, and which civilized, responsible people avoid based on their own inherent morality. In a truly free society (such as our own republic once was), people would have the right to indulge in such self-destructive behavior as long as they only harm themselves, and have to personally deal with the consequences (including ostracism from civil society). Or, if they have a strong personal moral compass, they can choose to live a morally upright life as responsible members of the community, and eschew the aforementioned vices.
Alas, in today's world, it's not the case.
Self-appointed guardians of public morals (like yourself) advocate the imposition of society's most onerous sanction short of execution - incarceration - for anyone who doesn't eschew the vices. No choices, just brute-force coercion: "if you poor immoral slobs don't play by our rules, we'll throw you in a cage with really nasty people".
This is a tactic much loved and favored by Communists the world over. Stalin loaded his gulags with so-called "enemies of the people", whose only "crime" was the thinking of politically-incorrect thoughts. And it has taken root in America - starting early in the 20th century with the insane attempt to outlaw alcohol, and continuing with today's equally insane attempt to outlaw other politically-incorrect mind-altering substances.
Legislation of public morals sets the same paradigm as Communism. Just like Communism, it overwhelmingly affects citizens who are not sociopathic, but simply choose to follow a different drummer. Also, like Communism, it poisons civil society by empowering the real sociopaths among us that prey upon those who are morally weak. That's why I didn't mention those things.