nbcrusader said:
You see no consequences if this were permitted, even in a high school?
Like what?
nbcrusader said:
You see no consequences if this were permitted, even in a high school?
Dude... are you serious, or are you just being looney?Dreadsox said:Like what?
Dreadsox said:Serious, how many males are walking around High Schools with out shirts on?
How is it not applicble to females?
Give me a break...schools have dress codes.
Bono's American Wife said:
Exactly. I don't remember any of my male teachers walking around the classroom without a shirt
I would imagine that anywhere a topless a male would be innapropriate (restaurants, schools, church, the workplace), a topless female would also be innapropriate.
Macfistowannabe said:A new way to abuse the term "women's rights."
Dreadsox said:
What is it exactly about the breast that you are afraid of ?
spinninghead77 said:This law was passed in Ontario almost 10 years ago
http://www.legalfreedom.com/topfree/
" In 1996 the Province of Ontario, Canada's most populous provice, became legally topfree due to a criminal court challenge by Gwen Jacob. Because the highest court in Ontario was interpreting a Canadian federal law, this case has set an important precedent for all of the other provinces in Canada. Attempts to change the law to re-criminalize women have not been supported by Canadian voters."
I have seen very few women exercise their rights, but it is nice to know that we can if we choose to.
Bono's American Wife said:
So as far as you know, there have been no packs of topless women riding the subways or roaming unchecked through the streets of Toronto? None of your coworkers have shown up for work sans blouse?
deep said:
they could be explosive
have you heard about the rocket fuel?
edited to say
looks at avatar and notices what this topic has reduced you to.
earthshell said:finally someone gets it.
Originally posted by nbcrusader
You see no consequences if this were permitted, even in a high school?
What I am getting at is this - if it hypothetically becomes anything - that if you don't get behind this "revolution", they are going to tell you that you are denying them rights. I should have the right not to see topless grannies unless I really want to.Dreadsox said:What is it exactly about the breast that you are afraid of to the point, that you are saying these women are abusing womens rights?
Macfistowannabe said:What I am getting at is this - if it hypothetically becomes anything - that if you don't get behind this "revolution", they are going to tell you that you are denying them rights. I should have the right not to see topless grannies unless I really want to.
Boobs in particular seem to be quite an obsession for you.
Macfistowannabe said:
Macfistowannabe said:What I am getting at is this - if it hypothetically becomes anything - that if you don't get behind this "revolution", they are going to tell you that you are denying them rights. I should have the right not to see topless grannies unless I really want to.
Macfistowannabe said:I should have the right not to see topless grannies unless I really want to.
Moonlit_Angel said:
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it seems the nipple specifically is the offending portion...
Angela
BonoVoxSupastar said:I noticed you didn't say anything about young topless women.
Many would argue they have the right not to see men with hairy backs, men with guts hanging over their swimsuits, or saggy man breasts, yet no law against that. This is a very sexist mentality.
Moonlit_Angel said:Well, as pointed out, it's highly unlikely it ever will happen in a high school to begin with, 'cause you don't see males walking around shirtless (I do think it's dumb, though, that some schools allow guys to wear tank tops, but girls can't), so I highly doubt there'll be some increase in women doing so.
Moonlit_Angel said:But if a high school did allow people, both male and female, to walk around like that, honestly, it's their school, that's up to them how they want to handle it. Any consequences that would result would still not necessarily be the woman's fault.
nbcrusader said:Then why the charge for the right to do this???
Originally posted by nbcrusader
This is not a blame game, but one of consequences. If a high school male takes off a shirt during PE, and a female student does the same, the discussion of equal rights will be drown out by the hoopla created by the topless female.
nbcrusader said:
This is not a blame game, but one of consequences. If a high school male takes off a shirt during PE, and a female student does the same, the discussion of equal rights will be drown out by the hoopla created by the topless female.
Defendants were arrested for violating Penal Law § 245.01 (exposure of a person) when they bared ``that portion of the breast which is below the top of the areola'' in a Rochester public park.
Good points, it's just perception, what makes a guy with his shirt off not obscene, and a girl without her shirt on obscene?deep said:
Is it just conditioning?
In some parts of Europe
Beaches are topless
No one cares
In many cultures
Our women's dress standards are considered obscene,
Breast are consider sexual because of our conditioning
At one time, bare legs, necks and even arms were provocative.
I think current laws do require areolas be covered,
perhaps these women should make their point
by pushing the boundaries by conforming only to that standard.
BonoVoxSupastar said:I think the real question is why do men have nipples? They serve no purpose.