NYcarbineer
Diamond Member
You understand this link does not support your position, right?
If you don't undesstand that then you are literally too stupid to debate this issue as you cannot read something and derive appropriate information from it.
" "It all comes from, I would argue, the right to privacy that doesn't exist, in my opinion, in the United States Constitution," Santorum said.
At another point in the interview, Santorum observed, "In every society, the definition of marriage has not ever to my knowledge included homosexuality. That's not to pick on homosexuality. It's not, you know, man on child, man on dog, or whatever the case might be."
Echoing a variety of conservative thinkers and legal scholars, Santorum said that the Supreme Court should not interfere with state regulation of such behavior, the issue in the Texas sodomy law case that prompted his initial remarks. "
You lost. Get over it already.
You understand that he is probably right, that there is no right to privacy and was not until Griswold. You also understand that those quotations do not support this statement:
If you don't understand those facts then you need to admit it and shut the fuck up before your ignorance goes even further.Rick Santorum wants to invade your bedroom in the middle of sex and arrest you for doing sexual acts he doesn't like.
He believes in upholding the current sodomy laws that imprison people for up to 1 to 15 years for acts such as falatio, anal, and other acts that aren't missionary position. This law extends to straight people and even married couples.
If you're gay, you especially better watch out because simply identifying as "gay" will immediately make you suspect to being indicted for sodomy. This means only gay virgins are safe, but if you're a sexually active gay, you will be enslaved.
Why would Santorum say he disagreed with states making sodomy legal if he did not support sodomy being illegal?