[Corin Stormhands]

This was the right decision by SCOTUS, even if it does creep most of us out.

I don't want to agree. But I have to...

[KMC1]

Those that are agreeing with decision are still failing to admit the type of material it makes available to the minds of the creeps that get off on thinking about kids to being with. This decision protects filth while the University of Minnesota now pushes pedophiles - can't you see the environment being created?

[Nick Danger]

This was the right decision by SCOTUS, even if it does creep most of us out.

I don't want to agree. But I have to...

Me too. People who look to government to stamp out pornography cannot complain when the government comes back the next week to stamp out smoking, eating red meat, driving SUV's, home-schooling children, or any other darned thing.

Some people cannot get it through their heads that they are not the sole arbiters of what needs to be stamped out. Let the government get its nose in this tent, and there will be no end to it.

The real problem here, as John Adams stated, is that "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people." Well, we have a whole bunch of people running around now who aren't very moral and aren't very religious, and it looks to people like the way to deal with this is to toss out the old Constitution and get a new one that allows things like warrantless searches, and police in ninja suits making "dynamic entries" into people's houses in the dead of night. That way, we'll be sure to get all the bad guys.

Maybe the problem could be approached from the other direction.

[GeorgeHL]

I may be dreaming but isn't this the same SCOTUS that interpeted the 1st Amendment as restricting prayers in schools?? This Amendment has more interpetations than the Dead Sea Scrolls.