[jambooti]

And still you've managed to grace us with your presence and useless feedback... Thanks for sharing

It's hard to dignify a topic like this with a serious reply considering common sense tells us the Constitution and Bill of Rights protect us from exactly this kind of draconian law. Years ago the majority didn't want blacks and women to vote...that didn't make it right, did it...

[Antoninus]

It's hard to dignify a topic like this with a serious reply considering common sense tells us the Constitution and Bill of Rights protect us from exactly this kind of draconian law.

Ain't it amazing that it took us 180 years to figure out such laws were "draconian"?

[robertpaulsen]

"Years ago the majority didn't want blacks and women to vote..."

Didn't a simple reading of the Constitution and Bill of Rights preclude women and blacks from voting?

I don't understand. Are you asking me to use "common sense" when reading the Constitution and Bill of Rights when it comes to pornography and the first amendment, but I should have ignored the plain reading of the Constitution and Bill of Rights when it came to the right to vote?

That seems to me to be saying that the Constitution and Bill of Rights are whatever we think they are. That's pretty dangerous, isn't it?