11-09-2003 02:29									#61
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This thread is great

	11-09-2003 02:34									#62
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I was glancing through here and saw a reference to bath-houses.
Why is it that Gays like public places?
Bath-houses. Open air restrooms.
I'm serious, not trying to start trouble of any kind.

	11-09-2003 02:36									#63
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States prosecute unconstitutional laws all the time. Welcome to the land of the free.

	11-09-2003 02:40									#64
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Why do some of you insist on referencing the Constituttion, also?
I asked and may have missed an answer, but I don't think so.

	11-09-2003 02:51									#65
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quote: Originally posted by Thorn God Save the poor children who see people doing something that is natural and necessary for the human species to propogate.

Bad argument...

No one will ever become pregnant through sodomy, sorry to dissapoint you.

	11-09-2003 05:07									#66
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quote: Originally posted by centrifuge Bad argument... No one will ever become pregnant through sodomy, sorry to dissapoint you.

Although poorly worded, my arguement there was for public sex in general including and emphasizing heterosexual sex.

	11-09-2003 05:13									#67
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Thorn:

There's a step missing.

You need to show why public sex in particular is necessary for procreation.

	11-09-2003 05:23									#68
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quote: Originally posted by SlowwHand I was glancing through here and saw a reference to bath-houses. Why is it that Gays like public places? Bath-houses. Open air restrooms. I'm serious, not trying to start trouble of any kind.

According to some sociologists/historians, gay bathouses rose prevelantly within the gay communities during the late 1960's and through the 1970's, as part of the sexual liberation movement.

With an increasing number of gays no longer willing to repress their sexuality, they went wild, celebrating their proclaimed liberation by flocking to bath houses.

Of course, some gays love going to bath houses -- other gays are repulsed by those places.


I could also get into how many gay bath house owners were unwittingly allying themselves with President Reagan during the AIDS crisis, but that is another thread.

	11-09-2003 07:01									#69
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Since when did the SC find a right to sodomy (or even sex) in the Constitution?

	11-09-2003 07:04									#70
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More like the right to privacy, TCO.

	11-09-2003 17:12									#71
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quote: Originally posted by centrifuge Bad argument... No one will ever become pregnant through sodomy, sorry to dissapoint you.

Hey, I made that point a whole page ago! Why can't you people be original in your mockery?

	11-09-2003 20:22									#72
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Calm down Elok,
You slipped under my radar.
I guess I should have read this thread more carefully...



Now return to your cheerios and fruit-roll-ups

	11-09-2003 20:38									#73
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More like the right to privacy, but yet utilize bath houses and public restrooms.

I could never be Gay. I don't understand the guidelines.

	11-09-2003 20:53									#74
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quote: Originally posted by TCO Since when did the SC find a right to sodomy (or even sex) in the Constitution?

They found that the state doesn't have the power to reach into private homes or other private settings to regulate what consenting adults do sexually.

Not a right to sodomy, but a limit on state power.

	11-09-2003 20:54									#75
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quote: Originally posted by SlowwHand I could never be Gay. I don't understand the guidelines.

I'm sure there would be some volunteers to help teach you.

	11-09-2003 20:56									#76
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You think? You must have missed all the threads where they were saying about their natural sense of good taste.

	11-09-2003 20:58									#77
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I don't care to learn about playing Canasta either.

	11-09-2003 20:59									#78
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I can play Canasta.

	11-09-2003 21:07									#79
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I didn't think hardly anyone played canasta any more.
My mother used to play canasta, for cripe's sake.

	11-09-2003 21:08									#80
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For some reason my parents and my aunt and uncle learnt it and used to play it on family holidays. Not even sure they remember why they learnt it... Us kids kind of picked it up from them.

Good game actually.

	11-09-2003 21:12									#81
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They have it for interactive play at Yahoo.

	11-09-2003 21:13									#82
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quote: Originally posted by centrifuge Calm down Elok, You slipped under my radar. I guess I should have read this thread more carefully... Now return to your cheerios and fruit-roll-ups

Did you read my answer to your previous question about bath houses?


Amazing that MTG backed up my answer to TCO's question.

	11-09-2003 21:19									#83
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quote: Originally posted by SlowwHand They have it for interactive play at Yahoo.

Really? Maybe there is a reason to go to Yahoo after all.

	11-09-2003 21:23									#84
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This has been downloaded 2 time(s).

	11-09-2003 21:28									#85
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Good point, it's not worth that.

	11-09-2003 21:30									#86
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quote: For some reason my parents and my aunt and uncle learnt it and used to play it on family holidays. Not even sure they remember why they learnt it... Us kids kind of picked it up from them. Good game actually.

I knew I shouldn't have just read the fourth page of this thread..

	12-09-2003 04:39									#87
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quote: Originally posted by MrFun More like the right to privacy, TCO.

Don't see that word in the document. And does the right to privacy allow me to shoot up?

	12-09-2003 04:51									#88
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That it does not. It deals with right to privacy in the bedroom.

And you're right, it isn't in the document. It's a judicially created clause piggybacking on the 'Due Process' Clause of the 5th and (mainly) 14th Amendment.

	12-09-2003 05:22									#89
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So how come I have a right to stick my **** in whatever but not a right to stick a needle in myself. both are victimless. If the right is out of the air, shouldn't it cover both?

	12-09-2003 05:23									#90
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quote: Originally posted by TCO So how come I have a right to stick my **** in whatever but not a right to stick a needle in myself. both are victimless. If the right is out of the air, shouldn't it cover both?

How does the due process cover Fvcking and not smoking?