Kristol's Choice is so dumb, let's just deal with a side issue

Griswold and privacy specifically has been a popular topic for me but basically the opinion holds up. It is just that his Poe v. Ullman dissent was better by being a more comprehensive defense. The "penumbra" principle is fine too; it is just that a general right of privacy probably requires a bit more. I add more here including on the Third Amendment.