Here:
"Imagine trying to make the Ten Commandments into laws."
Hm. I thought we already had.
Stock markets remain closed on Sundays, Good Friday, Thanksgiving and Christmas. At least five states still explicitly prohibit car sales on Sundays, and most dealers elsewhere are closed anyway. Alcohol sales remain restricted or prohibited on Sundays in many places. Massachusetts still has a one-day-of-rest-in-seven statute. Most banks are closed on Sundays, along with many other businesses. Congress rarely works on Sundays, let alone Monday through Friday.
And then we have these trifles of the law which never seem to go out of style, unless you are a feminist, a banker or a politician:
Thou shalt not kill.
Thou shalt not steal.
Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.
That's the problem with libertarianism. It has no imagination.
