[goodnesswins]

"....ruling that the government's ban on distribution of obscenity violated the public's constitutional rights to possess such material."

I still don't know WHERE in the Constitution anyone finds the "right to sell obscenity." Be obscene on your own property if you want, but you don't have a RIGHT to sell it or distribute it.....and NO I'm not a lawyer.

[aNYCguy]

I still don't know WHERE in the Constitution anyone finds the "right to sell obscenity."

1st Amendment.

[Time4Atlas2Shrug]

This is a dangerous argument. There are no rights listed in the Constitution to sell anything. You can possess land, but what if the government could prohibit you from selling your land? What if the government could prohibit gun manufacturers from selling guns?

The Constitution does not list every right we have. See the Ninth Amendment which refers to unenumerated rights. The Constitution was created as a limitation on government, not its citizens.

[elfman2]

"I still don't know WHERE in the Constitution anyone finds the "right to sell obscenity.""

Same place where we have the right to sell a conservative newspaper, whether or not some community finds that to be an “obscenity”.