The ACLU insists that sex in public restroom stalls is protected by “privacy”, even though such activity creates a very uncomfortable environment for those who simply wish to go to the bathroom in peace.
Ironically, the ACLU has long argued that neither free speech nor privacy protect what employers and employees say in private workplaces, in private conversations, if others subsequently learn second-hand what was said and are offended by it. For example, in Aguilar v. Avis Rent-A-Car System (1999), a…
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