by konceptual99 24 Replies latest jw friends
Poor old Anthony got a little tingly in his his lower regions and felt a proportionate amount of guilt and shame for getting tingly.
He must have gotten that same tingly feeling before he started condemning men who wore tight pants. He sure seemed to know who to point the finger at for promoting tight pants--not the ladies, it's gays that are to blame for snug trousers!
Next up, Tony condemns ballet!
Tingle, tingle Tony!
The human species is pathetic. The secular, less religious places on the planet, aka the more highly evolved, have already figured this out. I've been to public family beaches in Central America, the Caribbean, the S. US and in Europe where it is common for girls to go topless. And guess what? Everyone pretty much ignores it, including the grandmas, moms and dads and little children.
I've been on beaches in Europe where this is normal, not common. I've seen a number of people arrive at the beach in business clothes, strip naked, and then put their bathing suit on. Male and female. And no one gave it any attention.
I've been with women who have been topless and in other stages of undress on public beaches (and other places but that's another story). My ex-GF was a 5'11' Barbie Doll who would have walked around nude if society allowed. And yes, class, it WAS as much fun as it seems.
Grow the eff up. Get out more. Lose your judgmental, self-righteous, moralistic desire to impose your own religious nonsense on the rest of us. Evolve for Christ's sake.
Anything can be considered indecent if you decide that it is.
Back in the Victorian days they used to drape long table cloths over their dining room tables and around the legs of their Grand Pianos because they thought the sculpted shapely legs of these pieces of furniture were indecent and could cause people (men) to have impure erotic thoughts.
Morris Vindicated. Yoga Pants ARE Indecent
...............When I Wage............................................. I Dress..
.........WAR ON YOGA PANTS......... ......... DRESS FOR THE OCCASION!..
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@Pete Zahut - that's hilarious!
Although I've heard it before, I still find it difficult to believe.
“dugout”: “Tell me is a bathing suit indecent?”
That’s a very good, valid question. If that Sharia
Montana lawmaker wants to make it actually illegal to wear Yoga pants /
leggings / stretch trousers / jogging pants / skinny jeans, etc., then the law
will have to also include as a crime of “indecent exposure” even the wearing of
bathing suits at the beach and ballet leotards during public stage performances.
So, they will have to ban Olympic downhill and cross-country skiing, bicycle
racetrack events, swimming/diving competitions, etc. They will probably end up
with minimum age restrictions at such events because of what this David “Doc”
Moore guy views as indecent, shocking, and adults-only. (They will probably end
up requiring proof-of-age ID to attend swimming competitions or public ballet
performances as a spectator.)
I swear to God, every day I see another petty and just plain stupid thing in the wonderful world of law. And I keep on asking myself the same question: What’s going to be next?
“DJS”: “That’s the excuse used by the Islamists. Men cannot control themselves therefore women must cover up. . . . The Islamists believe a woman showing her ankle, in a lot of countries, is indecent and makes her deserving of rape, ridicule and molesting. People like them need to leave the planet. Forever. . . . Get out more. Lose your judgmental, self-righteous, moralistic desire to impose your own religious nonsense on the rest of us.”
Here, here! That is really the crux of it. I think that it’s not about women somehow causing men’s desire to get out of control, but, rather, it’s really all about the innate defect of human character in which people in power feel a need to control and dominate others by imposing their own superstitious/religious/socio-political wishes on others.
And, surprise, surprise – this Sharia Montana
lawmaker guy, David “Doc” Moore, is a tight-ass republican! (Yes, pun
intended.)
er... DJS. Have you ever stopped to (a) read anything I've ever posted and (b) taken some kind of irony inhibiter?
if you had done (a) you might have realised that I am not prone to posting content supporting whatever soapbox Tony Morris or any other GB member is currently on. Either way, contemplating it for just a few minutes without the influence of (b) might have alerted your irony spidey sense and prevented you from your noisy rant.
I do normally like your posts but your initial response was not only unjustifiably personal but also as judgemental as the tirades usually associated with Morris and his ilk.
Take a chill pill fella.
Cant wait till i get my next "table legs monthly" so i can run to the bathroom and masturbate!
