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Society's interest is very much protected by these laws.

Reason #1: If these laws had been enforced, we wouldn't be bearing the enormous cost of the AIDS epidemic. We pay a huge amount for homosexcual behavior everytime we buy medical insurance or pay taxes.

Reason #2: I suspect, but can't prove, that child molestation is much higher in the homosexual community than in the regular community. It seems that most if not all gays I have met have reported being introduced to homosexuality activities at a very young age.

Re Reason #1: So because of the socialist structure that has been put into place, we should be able to limit people's freedoms so that we can save money? Woohoo, O lover of liberty.

Re Reason #2: Ah, so even if your "theory" was correct do you propose that we incriminate activity just because it COULD lead somewhere illegal? So the whole idea of protecting people's rights gets thrown out the window and we instill a new standard of law which incriminates ANYTHING that could be perceived as something that could lead to illegal activity?