[highball]

"It should prohibit intentionally (deliberately) depositing seminal fluid anywhere but in one's lawful wife's vagina, but it did not."

Good luck getting such a law passed. There's not one state legislature anywhere in the U.S. that would pass such a law.

Nor should they; I don't want any state legislature telling married couples what they can do in bed.

[Mrs. Don-o]

As I poined out at #19, willing, noncoerced, unharmed adult couples would never be prosecuted: it would be a non-issue. With consenting couples and no damage or injury, who would produce evidence? Who would bring charges? Nada, nadie, nunca, nemo.

It would only become actionable if one party had a grievance, and evidence of wrongdoing. Injury. Tort.

Here's the choice before us:

Put sodomy in the criminal code as illegal for all...

Or leave sodomy out of the criminal code, in which case it morphs into a human right (has already happened), sodomy-enthusiasts become a protected class (has already happened), and it becomes illegal to advocate AGAINST harmful deviant sex practices, even in our schools, religious organizations, and health care providers, whether from a moral, religious, sociological or public health/epidemiology point of view.

Everyone who does not go along with this, including K-12 teachers and ministers of the Gospel, will be unemployable and will be prosecuted.

I'm not predicting this. I'm reporting it.