Comments on: A Congressional Resolution for Sex– and why you should edit it http://www.sexdayusa.com/comstockeryblog/2010/03/02/a-congressional-resolution-for-sex-and-why-you-should-edit-it/ Wed, 27 Oct 2010 22:49:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Stephen G. Barr http://www.sexdayusa.com/comstockeryblog/2010/03/02/a-congressional-resolution-for-sex-and-why-you-should-edit-it/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Stephen G. Barr Wed, 24 Mar 2010 06:40:49 +0000 http://www.sexdayusa.com/comstockeryblog/?p=88#comment-18 As an early supporter and co-organizer of this initiative I'd like to first congratulate you on the creation of this website and thank Crystal and whomever had a hand in it's creation! I'd also like to offer my continued support in obtaining the Congressional Resolution but once again make my personal feelings expressly known publicly that strongly feel that to lobby for such a resolution without also simultainiously lobbying for the amendment or repeal of the Comstock Act is falling short of accomplishing anything in my opinion; furthermore, to celebrate these two days on the anniversary of the act's passage while the act remains law is an afront to sexuality. Personal opinion only but one I felt compelled to state publicly. As an early supporter and co-organizer of this initiative I’d like to first congratulate you on the creation of this website and thank Crystal and whomever had a hand in it’s creation! I’d also like to offer my continued support in obtaining the Congressional Resolution but once again make my personal feelings expressly known publicly that strongly feel that to lobby for such a resolution without also simultainiously lobbying for the amendment or repeal of the Comstock Act is falling short of accomplishing anything in my opinion; furthermore, to celebrate these two days on the anniversary of the act’s passage while the act remains law is an afront to sexuality.

Personal opinion only but one I felt compelled to state publicly.

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