Excellent points, Dennis. I am more convinced than ever that what we urge "for today" will be used against us tomorrow, citing verbatim our very own words as rationales:

a) Regarding free speech
b) Regarding freedom of religion.

In these areas, history has been consistent in showing religion has assured unintended future consequences to " self-serving moral blindness" in the Now. 

If today you think the public policy of burning my seditious secular  books "is God's way," don't be surprised when I tomorrow urge legislation to burn your seditious Catholic books using the same reasoning as precedent.

If you can't be consistent, be careful what you ask for....

Don't impose if you don't want to be imposed on. That outcome would be "self-imposed" as we should know by now.