Summary: A lawyer defending the "right" of homosexuals to engage in sex in public restroom stalls was on "The O'Reilly Factor" on March 16, 2004.
"The O'Reilly Factor" recently featured a heated discussion between Bill O'Reilly and criminal defense attorney Bruce Nickerson over the alleged "right" of homosexuals to engage in sodomy in public restroom stalls in California.
Police in Fresno, California, recently arrested 40 homosexuals on lewd and lascivious behavior for having public sex in a park. The sting operation was called "Protecting Our Children." Some of the men were found within yards of playgrounds.
Fresno County Superior Court Judge James Quashnick has sided with the defense attorneys who claim that the prosecution of homosexuals is discriminatory because no heterosexuals were arrested for public sex during this sting operation.
Bruce Nickerson claimed on O'Reilly that in California, a public restroom is considered a private area and it is not illegal to engage in sodomy in the stalls. In fact, Nickerson asserted that if a parent or child were to peek into the stalls, " you've violated their privacy" to engage in sodomy.
According to Nickerson, it's perfectly all right for homosexuals to sodomize each other in public parks " where you reasonably don't expect to offend anybody."
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"The O'Reilly Factor" recently featured a heated discussion between Bill O'Reilly and criminal defense attorney Bruce Nickerson over the alleged "right" of homosexuals to engage in sodomy in public restroom stalls in California.
Police in Fresno, California, recently arrested 40 homosexuals on lewd and lascivious behavior for having public sex in a park. The sting operation was called "Protecting Our Children." Some of the men were found within yards of playgrounds.
Fresno County Superior Court Judge James Quashnick has sided with the defense attorneys who claim that the prosecution of homosexuals is discriminatory because no heterosexuals were arrested for public sex during this sting operation.
Bruce Nickerson claimed on O'Reilly that in California, a public restroom is considered a private area and it is not illegal to engage in sodomy in the stalls. In fact, Nickerson asserted that if a parent or child were to peek into the stalls, " you've violated their privacy" to engage in sodomy.
According to Nickerson, it's perfectly all right for homosexuals to sodomize each other in public parks " where you reasonably don't expect to offend anybody."
Read the rest here:
http://www.traditionalvalues.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1511