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[novapsyche]

Anti-abortionists famously claim that the Constitution doesn't include a provision for the right to privacy.

Who wants the right to sexual privacy? What is freedom, anyway?

Comments

[kali-ma.livejournal.com]

It's funny, because extremely conservative types do scream about the right to privacy when they want it for something.
The tenth amendment covers a lot of ground, but we keep getting judges who interpret it more and more narrowly. It is very disturbing.

Americans are insane

[entheo.livejournal.com]

Australian's are very different to Americans when it comes to matters of sexual mores & privacy

"Just as many Australians regarded homosexuality as acceptable as the number of Americans who did not. More than 60 per cent of Australians were "permissive" about sexual mores, with only one in 10 espousing a more "restrictive" approach. By contrast, only four in 10 Americans were "permissive". Only slightly fewer were puritanical."

[blackwinterbyrd.livejournal.com]

"scratch an american, find a puritan" samuel clemens?
i wonder what the obscenity laws in alabama have to say about the sale of pornography? i forsee a double standard between "men's" sex aids and "women's" sex aids. a generalization, i know. but is it the same generalization that the public morality is making?