In 2003 the Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision ruled in Lawrence v. Texas that all of the remaining anti-sodomy laws—which at that point were 14 states, Puerto Rico and the United States military—were unconstitutional; and ever since radical social-conservatives, such as Pat Robertson, the late Rev. Jerry Farwell, and many others have been crying foul.
Setting them aside, the rest of the country managed to survive without tearing the union apart. And that may very well be due to the fact that even in the 14 states were anti-sodomy laws were not yet repealed by the legislature or overturned by the a state, the laws themselves were rarely still enforced by the authorities, and simply remained on the books as some sort of moral indignation of homosexuals.
Seven years later radical social-conservatives still continue the good fight to make the case why America would be better off if it was 1962 all over again, when all states in the union had anti-gay/anti-sodomy laws on the books.
Great Hera! Batman 3 CONFIRMED & a Wonder Woman movie on the way!
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I am full of geeky gayness right now (more than usual)!
Jeff Robinov, president of Warner Bros, announced to the New York Times that
Batman 3 and Diana ak...
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