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Contrary to the DC, in the South people are the Government. If people want sodomy laws, no fascist can ban'em from having them.
Fortunately, the Supreme Court of the United States doesn't agree with you. In the UNITED STATES, the people are the government. But are unable to pass laws that impede on the rights of others. Since fascism has nothing to do with sodomy, your reference to fascism is nonsensical. And since sodomy between consenting adults is a private matter between those adults, people trying to pass such laws are the ones trying to enforce an overreach of the government (that would be closer to fascism, by the way.)
Who cares? In the South people are the law, no one cares about the SCOTUS.
Um, everyone cares. If a law is Unconstitutional, it's Unconstitutional. State laws that are Unconstitutional are unenforceable. Hence, the Attorney General for the STATE OF LOUISIANA declaring that this law is unenforceable. The sheriff isn't arresting people for a crime that can be prosecuted. The sheriff is using tax dollars to harass people. And in the South, that isn't right. Abuse of power is not a good thing. Not in the South, or anywhere in the United States.
Who cares? In the South people are the law, no one cares about the SCOTUS. The fact is that sodomy laws are active in the South, and no one can stop the people from enforcing 'em.
Well with that twisted mindset, why not bring back slavery in the south?......or right, because it is unconstitutional in the US and the south is still apart of the US.
Probably in the DC they are whining something. In the South no one bothers to follow the law which is against people's will. The facts are in the OP, everything else doesn't matter.
So the south is some sort of lawless land where people only follow the laws that they each make up for themselves? Kiddo you just digging that hole deeper and deeper.
Wait a minute....where is "sodomy" protected in the constitution?
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
That's the 10th amendment for you lefties out there.
The United States Supreme Court ruled in Lawrence v. Texas (2003) that any state law prohibiting consent adults from engaging in sexual conduct whether heterosexual or homosexual is unconstitutional.
The so-called Sodomy Laws were struck down in all 50 states.
Who cares? In the South people are the law, no one cares about the SCOTUS. The fact is that sodomy laws are active in the South, and no one can stop the people from enforcing 'em.
Wow, you're really digging yourself into a hole here, lol.
Probably in the DC they are whining something. In the South no one bothers to follow the law which is against people's will. The facts are in the OP, everything else doesn't matter.
Since I live in ARKANSAS, I can assure you that in the South, as everywhere else, that laws are followed, and sheriffs who think they are above the law find out otherwise.
You were misinformated by the liberal media, lol. They were struck down in the blue states, de-facto they're active in the rest of US.
That's not the way the Supreme Court works bucko. Not that there's any point talking to someone who thinks the media in this country is 'liberal'. What a joke... yeah Rupert Murdoch and Ted Turner are just such bleeding hearts.
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