Toplessness and human rights!

[Bluehawk]

It's a cryin' shame... but women, unlike men, are not allowed to go topless when sunbathing, working or playing sports out of doors.

A number of females staged a protest in California today, and they were joined by great numbers of men supporting their civil and human right to dress as they please, or not.

[SherryGrace]

Uh no.

[Bluehawk]

Originally Posted by SherryGrace

Uh no.

Please!

It's only fair...

[Sally Brown]

Anywhere a gent can go topless, so a woman ought be allowed also. The pumping apparatus of a milk manufacturing plant isn't anything anyone should be ashamed of. Do dairy farmers put bras on the utters and teets of their cows?

Of course by baring the breasts one does increase the risk of skin cancer/melanoma because most men bare it all publically on beaches and public parks and in the out of doors. Sally Brown, however, will elect to keep her parts lotioned with 45 SPF, covered, and well-protected from skin damaging UV rays no matter what the law allows.

[Bluehawk]

Heaven, I'm in heaven
And my heart beats so
that I can hardly speak...

[BrianK]

Other than for possible health reasons such as support for very large breasts what's the big deal over a woman's breasts? Bare breasts as shown so many times in National Geographics magazines of tribal women with no top on is no big deal.

Probably worse is filling of the chest cavity with silicone and taking away the original function of breasts is where what nature intended turns into some sexual fantasy.

Is there really much fantasy left anymore when a thong bottom and string bikini top is the attire at a beach?

Then there is the thought of just where will being topless take place? Certainly not while skiing, or in an office setting. Not while eating out where no shirt, no shoes no service is posted on a restaurant door. As for sports events where a man may go topless. From what I've been told it's far better for a woman to have support for her breasts than to take a chance on tearing her muscles.

I've probably over thought this. It just seems to me that it's about time that breasts are not considered as sexual and more about functional feeding sources.

[sabadgeman]

Having seen the products of the collective council estate's gene pools in the UK there should be some restrictions on allowing those sights to pollute the jungle concrete or leafy!