I truly love listening about the 'freedom' the Founders allowed in colonial days. The way you put it they were running from house to house sodomizing each other behind closed doors only to take a moment to do drugs. No, the historical fact shows your attitude to not be in step with what the Founders of this nation believed and did
Religious freedom is a great thing. And Islam that is a long time faith is protected under the auspices of this Constitutional guarantee, as are those that still practice Native American religiosity.
On a wild-fire at the Yakama Indian Reservation I thanked an elder for the Seven Drums ceremony they had held in our honor. He simply stated, "A hundred years ago, we were hung for doing this. I am glad we have gotten rid of the abomination of the religious intolerance that Manifest Destiny once compelled people too follow. I am glad those Yakamas are free again to keep their religion as part of their culture.
There are too many people that care about the U.S. Constitution to let anything like that old inappropriate unconstitutional behavior from manifesting itself in the United States again. We understand the Constitution is there to protect small groups against the whims and caprice of larger, more powerful groups, not the other way around as you would have us believe.