




Years ago, I worked in the call center of an adult products company. Calls would come in from women in regions of the deep South and in Utah. They would request to buy one or some of the various 'marital aids' the company sold, i.e. dongs, dildos, vibrators, etc.
These women were only requesting their inalienable right to their pursuit of happiness through sexual satisfaction and gratification. While some of these women had no man in their lives, many were married or sexually involved with some pencil penised, prematurely ejaculating man who has never and shall never orgasm a woman if his tiny testicles depended on it. It was this type of men who enacted these barbaric laws and ordinances. These...men did not and still do not want women to know that human sexuality is supposed to be far more than just procreation and male ejaculation. Guys, women can actually orgasm, too, if you'd take the time and make the effort. And if you really do it right, they can 'ejilliate', like we ejaculate. And unlike us, they can do so multiple times. Jeff Foxworthy says it best.
On a related topic, there are some lunk headed legislatures, like mine here in North Carolina and the poop for brains who penned parts of Project 2025, who want to ban erotica, porn, pornography. Such has been with mankind for pretty much as long as there has been mankind. Along with air, food and water, and shelter, sex is a basic need for homo sapien. Many early cave drawings depict acts of sexuality. And of course, today, the world wide web is chock full of human sexuality, from the lights out missionary style of one man on top of one woman to exotic extremes that the mind determines and the body desires. If all porn were somehow removed from the internet, Dr. Perry Cox is correct.
And finally, there is the bugaboo issue of ABORTION. First and foremost, let me say that ANYone, particularly any woman who votes on the sole issue of abortion is just too stupid to vote. But intelligence is not a prerequisite to exercising the rightful and righteous privilege of voting. Such has been demonstrated in recent Congressional, Senatorial and Gubernatorial elections, relative to this issue. It is going to be a, if not the deciding factor in NC's gubernatorial race when lunatic leftist liberal, lying, cheating thieving, conniving, shyster charlatan lawyer turned professional political party putz Josh Stein soundly defeats otherwise intelligent and basically good guy Mark Robinson.
"Accuse your enemy of what you're doing, as you are doing it, to create confusion". --Karl Marx
In Arizona, Republican voters might have done better to choose Sheriff Mark Lamb as their nominee. A constitutional conservative, he knows that the primary responsibility of government at every level is to protect the law abiding and law defending citizenry.
The R's have nominated Eric Hansen, a masters level graduate of the Yale School of Management. He has worked as a private sector corporate executive with such Fortune 100 companies as Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble and #1 Wal Mart.
He positions himself as a businessman and a political outsider. He says that "both parties have failed Delaware families and the nation". He is so correct. That is why I would love to see the state of Delaware, first to ratify the Constitution be the first to rectify the evils of the two party system by electing Michael Katz, MD, MBA, of the Independent Party of Delaware.