What are some comments about this discussion post . Title: The Debate Over Public Order Crimes: Morality, Victims, and the Limits of Law Thesis Statement: Public order crimes are highly debated because they often involve moral values and different social norms. Some people see these crimes as harmless and question why the law should punish them, while others believe they are important for keeping society stable. This debate highlights tensions between personal freedom and community standards, especially when considering the role of moral campaigners, concerns about government overreach, and different views on prostitution. Introduction Crimes like drug use, public drunkenness, loitering, prostitution, and gambling often spark heated discussions in the United States. These offenses are usually non-violent and are labeled as crimes mostly because they go against common expectations for public behavior not because they directly hurt anyone. This brings up a big question for the legal system: how do we protect personal freedom while also respecting public morals? This paper will look at why these crimes remain controversial, whether moral campaigners reflect what most Americans think, if these crimes really have no victims, the concerns raised by Morris and Hawkins about using criminal la