You could care less, that's your personal opinion and there, again, is room for those of others.
A woman's breast tastefully shown as part of the human body is one thing, a woman's breast in a sexual display is another. Since a child isn't necessarily going to know the difference, s/he is going to think that's what boobies are for.
Genital and secondary sex organs are pretty universally held to be items for private displays only. A child, in order to learn to respect her own body, must grow up seeing the bodies of others respected.
Who's to say tolerance is good? When there's no end to what one is willing to tolerate, there's no end to the evils that may occur.
A mind, like a parachute, cannot function until fully opened, yes... but one's mind can be so open the brain falls out. To say there needs to be some laws of decency is comparative of the Nazi and Russian Socialist Regimes shows gross ignorance of said political parties. To call someone a Nazi for wanting to make the world a better place is a base and offensive argument at best.
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You could care less, that's your personal opinion and there, again, is room for those of others.
A woman's breast tastefully shown as part of the human body is one thing, a woman's breast in a sexual display is another. Since a child isn't necessarily going to know the difference, s/he is going to think that's what boobies are for.
Genital and secondary sex organs are pretty universally held to be items for private displays only. A child, in order to learn to respect her own body, must grow up seeing the bodies of others respected.
Who's to say tolerance is good? When there's no end to what one is willing to tolerate, there's no end to the evils that may occur.
A mind, like a parachute, cannot function until fully opened, yes... but one's mind can be so open the brain falls out. To say there needs to be some laws of decency is comparative of the Nazi and Russian Socialist Regimes shows gross ignorance of said political parties. To call someone a Nazi for wanting to make the world a better place is a base and offensive argument at best.
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