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| − | '''Right of privacy''' is | + | '''Right of privacy''' is a euphimism for individual [[behavior]] lacking any necessary moral restraint. This legal fiction was invented by pro-LGBTI liberal justice [[Harry Blackmun|Blackmun]] who dredged it up while speaking for the dissent in [[Bowers v. Hardwick|Hardwick]] just as he had done in [[Roe v. Wade]] for [[abortion]].<ref>{{cite book |title=Sodom's second coming |author=Frank LaGard Smith |publisher=Harvest House Publishers|place=Eugene, Oregon |year=1993 |pages=175 |isbn=978-15650-71544 |url=http://books.google.com/books?redir_esc=y&id=G-U4b1FqhygC}}</ref> |
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Right of privacy is a euphimism for individual behavior lacking any necessary moral restraint. This legal fiction was invented by pro-LGBTI liberal justice Blackmun who dredged it up while speaking for the dissent in Hardwick just as he had done in Roe v. Wade for abortion.[1]
References
- ↑ Frank LaGard Smith (1993). Sodom's second coming. Harvest House Publishers, 175. ISBN 978-15650-71544.