So is promiscuity illegal?  Dangerous?  Profane?  Pornographic?  Why is it
not protected under the constitution?  What is unique about it that it's
not protected as freedom of speech?

I understand that most of us don't want our daughters or sons to be
promiscuous, but should the State be involved in that?  Most of America
doesn't want their kids to be gay, either (according to polls), but should
the State be regulating that?  That's my problem with this.  If it's
promiscuity today, what will it be tomorrow?  It's exactly why the law
protects speech.

John Lee






At 12:54 PM 6/3/05 -0700, russ smith wrote:

>The tshirt didn't say "Score with a Sophomore if you're of the opposite Sex".
>
>I haven't seen your daughter's yearbook, but my expectation is that the
>school is accepting that a minority has the right to exist.
>
>The Principal's actions were an attempt to supress promiscuity or what he
>deemed to be sexually inappropriate mantras but there was no mention of
>the need for that promiscuity to be of a heterosexual nature.
>
>Would you prefer the school to allow students to walk around wearing
>tshirts that said "Boff Like Crazy If You're Straight!" or something of
>that ilk?
>
>Hmmmmm,
>Rs~
>
>

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