[farlander]

It doesn't say in the constitution that anyone has the right to stop people for having group sex either. So it's a morality argument, and while I'm certainly not a moral relativist, I won't judge people on their sexual preferences among consenting adults.

[Antoninus]

It doesn't say in the constitution that anyone has the right to stop people for having group sex either. So it's a morality argument, and while I'm certainly not a moral relativist, I won't judge people on their sexual preferences among consenting adults.

That's utter nonsense. Did you know that Thomas Jefferson (that most 'libertarian' of all the Founding Fathers), while governor of Virginia, signed a law that made sodomy a crime punishable by castration.

What does that tell you about the Founders' view of morality and the law? A bit different from your 1960s interpretation, ain't it?