MANIFESTO OF THE MILE HIGH NEON
- themilehighneonbro
- Dec 21, 2015
- 1 min read
"First, the fact that the governing majority in a State has traditionally viewed a particular practice as immoral is not a sufficient reason for upholding a law prohibiting the practice; Second, individual decisions by married persons, concerning the intimacies of their physical relationship, are a form of `liberty' protected by the Fourteenth Amendment. Moreover, this protection extends to intimate choices by unmarried as well as married persons." Justice Steven's Dissent in Bowers v. Hardwick (1986) upheld and followed in Lawrence v. Texas (2003) which overturned sodomy bans and "called into question" -- as dissented by Justice Scalia -- other adult conduct including prostitution.
I frequent the Nevada brothels and prostitutes to help me cope with my disability and to feel accepted and loved, but it creates an undue burden -- a legal concept used to defend abortion clinics -- on me to travel 8 hours for something that could easily be regulated here in Utah and elsewhere. Since I am directly harmed by the travel and for things I have done here and the law blocks me from establishing a brothel here, I seek to apply for a brothel license anyways to show that I can do it and thus potentially lead to a legal challenge against the state laws.
Attached is the manifesto of the Mile High Neon (derived from the Greek word "porneon" which means brothel and the Mile High Club). It details my life's story, my buisness plan for the brothel, how I seek to protect consenting adults and the workers, and case law that sets precedent for my case.
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