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Should the Supreme Court have ruled laws against sodomy unconstitutional?
Asked at the Lawrence Public Library on June 27, 2003
“For health reasons, no. I think it’s unnatural.”
“I agree … because I believe everybody deserves to have their right to privacy and be able to do the things they want to do in their own home.”
“It would be unconstitutional to pass laws how people should behave in their bedrooms. As long as they are consenting adults, I don’t see what the problem would be.”
“I disagree with the ruling because I think that one of the main problems in America today is the lack of family values and morals in general.”
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