CT> It's just an opinion but the history of the times in which
 CT>  the Bill of Rights were drafted, and the words themselves, had a more
 CT>  altrusistic tone over and above the consideration of mere
 CT>  pornography.
 BW> Oh for god's sake.  Now pornography is "mere" -- as if it is impossible 
for  BW> it
 BW> to have ANY MERIT AT ALL.  And your telepathic reading of the minds of 
the
 BW> Founding Fathers continues to leave a lot to be desired.
In comparison to more important matters the Constitution
and the Bill of Rights address, the issue is indeed minor.
Historically, the Fathers were fighting for political and
personal freedoms in declaring their independence from the 
yoke of the British and sovereignty as a nation under God.
No more can be said about this topic since it has all been
said before. L8R
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