Keep Your Laws Of My Toilet Sex?
Libertarian Nick Gillespie writes in the LA Times on the Sen. Larry Craig scandal that we should keep "Government out of the Bathroom."
He might want to rethink that.
What right do individuals have to engage in sexual activity in public? The answer is none! And to the extent that laws against lewd and lascivious conduct are not enforced we will see a lot more of it.
Gillespie may have an argument about whether stationing police officers in public johns is the best use of tax dollars.
But if people want to have sex in a bathroom and not risk arrest, let them have it in their own.
Of course, for some people the risk of getting caught, is part of the thrill. I say we keep the thrill in bathroom sex. Arrest the idiots.
He might want to rethink that.
What right do individuals have to engage in sexual activity in public? The answer is none! And to the extent that laws against lewd and lascivious conduct are not enforced we will see a lot more of it.
Gillespie may have an argument about whether stationing police officers in public johns is the best use of tax dollars.
But if people want to have sex in a bathroom and not risk arrest, let them have it in their own.
Of course, for some people the risk of getting caught, is part of the thrill. I say we keep the thrill in bathroom sex. Arrest the idiots.
posted by Spencerblog at
7:20 PM
1 Comments:
Gil-
Clearly, from your analysis, you know more about soliciting sex from men in public bathrooms than I ever will.
I had a completely different impression of the entire incident, prior to your insight.
I didn't get the impression that the solicited sex was actually to occur in the bathroom. I thought it was just a way to start a conversation and then select a private place later. Silly me.
After all this blogging, we finally found subject you know more about than I do. :-)
Post a Comment
<< Home