<HTML><HTML> From: Doug Henwood The way you put it trivializes the issue, which should be that the right to sexual pleasure is as fundamental as the right to free speech. -clip- CB: This formulation might cause problems since freedom of speech has been held to be subject , constitutionally, to time, place and manner restrictions. :>) Also, you wouldn't necessarily be able to have sex falsely in a crowded theatre that is not on fire, well not exactly.</HTML>