Lee wrote

>
>
> Sodomy laws are still being used to
> persecute queer people
> Dec 29
>
> A man publicly identified as "John Doe"
> is suing South Carolina for requiring
> him to register as a sex offender after
> his 2001 sodomy arrest for having
> consensual sex with another man. His
> case is just the latest example of how
> anti-sodomy laws continue to harm queer
> people.
>
> The U.S. Supreme Court declared all
> sodomy laws as unconstitutional in
> 2003 in the case of Lawrence v. Texas.
> However, South Carolina, Mississippi
> and Idaho all require people who were
> convicted of sodomy before then to
> register as sex offenders, even if
> they move to another of those three
> states.
>
> Doe's lawsuit also argues that the
> state's anti-sodomy law - which
> remains on the state's legal code
> despite being overturned - is so vague
> that it could apply to all oral sex as
> well as anal sex acts.
>
> Despite the U.S. Supreme Court's 2003
> ruling invalidating sodomy laws
> nationwide, such laws remain on the
> books of at least 16 states: Alabama,
> Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas,
> Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland,
> Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,
> Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma,
> South Carolina and Texas.
>
> https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2021/12/sodomy-laws-still-used-persecute-que
> er-people/
>
>
>

When I last sodomized Tucker Carlson he didn't say or do anything but wink
his asshole a couple of times. Felt good!

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