national morality

excerpt from chapter 18 -  The Declaration

Declaration

March 11, 2004

To whom it may concern,

     WHEREAS, The Supreme Court of the United States of America has recently shirked its responsibility to make just and righteous judgments in regards to the sexual activities and behavior of its citizens,

     And WHEREAS, Said court and others in the federal system have made recent decisions which have amounted to calling immoral acts legal,

     And WHEREAS, The Supreme Court’s most recent decision* was more akin to a judicial surrender, by its own opinion, thus abdicating the inherent moral responsibilities to others,

     Now THEREFORE, in the spirit of our founding fathers, I do now solemnly present and declare “A Declaration of Independence from sexual Tyranny” with these words…  

   “No federal government authority, power or court, shall have any right whatsoever to usurp the right of any single state to establish its own moral standards as the local population shall see fit, specifically in the area of human sexual activity, behavior, conduct and decency.”

     Now is the time to forward this declaration to the United States Congress for consideration as the correct and proper way to deal with the Defense of Marriage Act by amending, with said words, the Constitution of the United States; expanding our just complaint to a preferable scope, which is appropriate to the sensibilities of a moral majority.

     Your speedy and wholehearted support of such an amendment, thus laying out for future generations a sensible, rational and balanced foundation in the area of human sexuality, is no less important to our country and our posterity than the international fight against terrorism and the effort to stop the spread of weapons of mass destruction.

     Such a response to the present moral darkness in the form of amending our beloved Constitution will restore a sense of power, dignity and control to our people just as great as if we had fought and won another revolutionary war against a foreign power.

                                                                      Cordially, and with great hope,

                                                                                                        , citizen

* Lawrence, et al. v. Texas 02-102.  539 U.S. 558 (2003)

   Argued March 26, 2003–Decided June 26, 2003