alwight
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Mainly from aCW, Michael.Dear Alwight,
I agree! Sounds like a bunch of homophobia here on this thread. I don't like talking about it either, but wow!
In Christ's Loving Care,
Michael
Mainly from aCW, Michael.Dear Alwight,
I agree! Sounds like a bunch of homophobia here on this thread. I don't like talking about it either, but wow!
In Christ's Loving Care,
Michael
Mainly from aCW, Michael.
It seems that you take nudity really seriously indeed aCW. :AMR:
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3934830&postcount=231...I don't think exposing one's genitals in the presence of children is just cause to lock them up...
However, no one but you apparently is suggesting that urinating or defecating in view of others might be considered acceptable behaviour.
No one but you seems to suppose that any of the more basic and intimate bodily functions, including having sex (gay or straight), are ever simply proceeded with without heed or thought for others who probably don't need or want to see or hear it.
So what is the real issue with nudity here?
Is there really an issue with it at all?
I'd say that generally yes there is. (Re Public nudity)
But it's only because certain body parts are nevertheless reminders of things (as above) that we may not usually want to know about in others and that conventionality and social discourse rather expects them to be covered up normally.
Of course we can't so easily escape the reminders of our own bodily functions by the wearing of clothes.
But are certain parts of the body really such shameful things in themselves that even in an arguably more acceptable context (e.g. changing rooms, saunas ...) should never be witnessed by others, who are then forced to shield their eyes from the ghastly sight of seeing someone else's "private parts"?:shocked:
Errr...no. :idunno:
Neither was I, nor anyone else on this thread has supported legalising public nudity to my knowledge.Au contraire Uncle Al: I'm not the one defending nudity in public in front of innocent children. As has been shown in numerous posts: perverts that march in 'pride parades' and other homosexual festivals take their nudity very serious.It seems that you take nudity really seriously indeed aCW. :AMR:
Which of course you will simply baldly presume that no such thing would ever have any heterosexual equivalent right?Why? Like nudity it's a natural thing (and something that homosexuals like to "play around with"; but talking about golden and brown showers is a topic for another time).However, no one but you apparently is suggesting that urinating or defecating in view of others might be considered acceptable behaviour.
Not having been to any gay parades, yes I tell you no lie aCW, I have no idea how typical such genital exposure actually is or how much of it is set up or encouraged by the media.So those 10's of thousands of innocent children that are taken by their homosexual 'parents' and aunts and uncles to gay pride parades and homosexual festivals were asked in advance if they wanted to see naked males and females doing simulated sex acts on floats or actual sex acts on the streets?No one but you seems to suppose that any of the more basic and intimate bodily functions, including having sex (gay or straight), are ever simply proceeded with without heed or thought for others who probably don't need or want to see or hear it.
"Johnny: Would you rather go play in the park today or go someplace where naked people are going to flaunt their peepee's in your face?"
Quelle surprise! (Some more French for you aCW) exactly what I don't think, but well done for being so consistently misrepresentative, I doubt if anyone ever believes a word you say. :nono:You tell me Al. Is showering with fellow teammates after a basketball game the same as exposing yourself to 850,000 other people at a gay pride parade? Obviously you seem to think so.No So what is the real issue with nudity here?
Is there really an issue with it at all?
I'd say that generally yes there is. (Re Public nudity)
But it's only because certain body parts are nevertheless reminders of things (as above) that we may not usually want to know about in others and that conventionality and social discourse rather expects them to be covered up normally.
Of course we can't so easily escape the reminders of our own bodily functions by the wearing of clothes.
But are certain parts of the body really such shameful things in themselves that even in an arguably more acceptable context (e.g. changing rooms, saunas ...) should never be witnessed by others, who are then forced to shield their eyes from the ghastly sight of seeing someone else's "private parts"?:shocked:
Errr...no. :idunno:
The queens, fairies and dykes of the lifestyle and movement that you defend sure don't have a problem displaying their genitalia in public. As I've shown throughout the thread, public nudism is very popular at pride parades and homosexual festivals. Public nudity was so bad in the libertine capital of the US (San Fransicko), that the degenerates running the city even passed legislation prohibiting public nudity.(Peter LaBarbera shows in this article how those that proudly partake in homosexual behavior are taking the law very seriously).
I would ask you Doper why you think societies have public decency laws, but since you weren't even able to define what decency means to you, I figured that would be taxing that one live brain cell of yours again.
How about I just ask you a few personal questions and we can see how you feel about nudity.
Do you and the wifey run around in the nude around your children? (If the kids get offended, they shouldn't look at it. It's not your job to make sure they see only things that they want).
You know how when some people invite guests over to their house they ask them to take off their shoes? Do you ask them to take off their clothes? (hopefully your neighbors aren't ashamed of what God gave them).
Bathroom doors: they're for prudes. So what if the kids see you urinating or defecating, it's as natural as the naked human body, so what's the big deal?
I won't go into you showering with other members of the family, as people might think I'm talking about incest (I'm not, it's only two human beings that are closely related to each other showering in a close proximity of one another).
Bedroom doors. So what if the kids see you and the wifey getting intimate, it's natural.
I could go on and on with more examples, but I think those will keep that Libertarian brain of yours busy for a while:
You know how when some people invite guests over to their house they ask them to take off their shoes? Do you ask them to take off their clothes? (hopefully your neighbors aren't ashamed of what God gave them).
cuz if it's done on private property, it's morally right.
Once you've seen one, you've seen them all.
speaking as a medical professional who has seen more than one, allow me to assure you that you are quite mistaken :chuckle:
Neither was I, nor anyone else on this thread has supported legalising public nudity to my knowledge.
Which of course you will simply baldly presume that no such thing would ever have any heterosexual equivalent right?
Not having been to any gay parades, yes I tell you no lie aCW, I have no idea how typical such genital exposure actually is or how much of it is set up or encouraged by the media.
However if people do take their own kids along then what they may see there is their responsibility not yours. The fact that kids are taken there suggests to me anyway that you perhaps rather like to exaggerate and dwell on selected instances that tend to help your cause ...no surely not. But as you know I am not in favour of public nudity, which is already against the law, if the police don't enforce it then take it up with them.
Quelle surprise! (Some more French for you aCW) exactly what I don't think, but well done for being so consistently misrepresentative, I doubt if anyone ever believes a word you say.
What happens if you see some genitalia, aCW? Can you not stop the flood of immoral thoughts that enter your mind? Do you turn gay?
Once you've seen one, you've seen them all.
What about those tribes in Africa or South America? Are they sinning by not covering up to your standards even though it is the normal way of life and they don't know any different?
I don't do those things, but here is something that will blow your little mind. . .
Just because I don't do something, doesn't mean that the entire world shouldn't do it either. I know that's hard for you to understand, but the 7 billion people here are not just like me or you.
I would consider myself a bit of a prude for sure. But just because I'm a prude, should everyone be?
Morals depend on the person, not on what aCW thinks.
Just a note.
I have never said that everything that could be done on private property is morally right.
I never said exposing your junk is "acceptable." I said it wasn't just cause to lock someone up. Big difference.
The only reason I have engaged in conversation with the sick moral degenerates that call themselves "Libertarian" is to show what you'll get with any political candidate that has libertarianism ideology. Keep in mind that these political candidates aren't exclusively using the Libertarian Party to push their lunacy, they're using the Republican and Constitution Party as well.
So in the upcoming elections beware of those candidates, as you'll be getting people like the Jr. Libertarian, WizardofOz and the Doper drafting Godless legislation, only they'll be smiling and wearing an expensive suit while doing it.
It IS public indecency, and there really is no good reason for anyone to participate in this violation.
The only reason I have engaged in conversation with the sick moral degenerates that call themselves "Libertarian" is. . .
I understand, and I agree. All I'm saying is that I don't think you should be arrested for it. That doesn't mean I think it is acceptable, moral, normal, condoned, or encouraged.
I must say Doper, I'm quite surprised to see you here this early. Being that it's the weekend, I figured that you'd be out til the early morning hours with the band doing drugs and hanging out with underage groupies.
i.e. we should be more like uncivilized pagan societies.
But Doper, the African tribes do it. Besides, you shouldn't care what the Jews wrote down 5,000 years ago. By golly if it's good enough for your fellow sexual deviants to do at gay pride/moral degenerate parades, it should be good enough for you to do in front of your family and neighbors.
How, then, would you discourage the participation in such a manner that it wouldn't happen?
What is your objection to public nudity? Why are you against it?
What is your objection to public nudity? Why are you against it?
Uh huh. Since the Doper didn't answer my question, perhaps you can tell us why civilized societies have and enforce public decency laws. While you're at it, tell us what doctrine here in western civilization is the basis for such laws.Neither was I, nor anyone else on this thread has supported legalising public nudity to my knowledge.
Yes Al, there are perverts that solely engage in heterosexual behavior. They also march in gay pride/moral degenerate parades in the name of solidarity. I believe the sodomites call them "allies":Which of course you will simply baldly presume that no such thing would ever have any heterosexual equivalent right?
GLBTQQ&A: Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Queer Questioning and Allies
I can't speak for Michael aCW but if I had or ever do want to go to a gay parade at any time then I would just go, since it wouldn't cause me any particular problems, other than perhaps I really don't like parades in general.LOL...I can only imagine that you and Mikey Cadry are just chomping at the bit wishing gay pride/moral degenerate parades were as "loose" back in the day when you were both "active" as they are today.Not having been to any gay parades, yes I tell you no lie aCW, I have no idea how typical such genital exposure actually is or how much of it is set up or encouraged by the media.
As we know the protection of children is always your main goal here aCW, ...although it does sometimes seem to me at least that your no doubt sterling efforts are pretty much entirely directed only at homosexual perpetrators for some reason, rather than perhaps at sex molesters in general.As we've seen throughout the 3 part thread: indoctrination of innocent children is a HUGE part of the homosexual agenda. Of course societies that embrace decency legislate and enforce laws that protect children from sexual deviants. Those days are long gone here in the good ole US of A.However if people do take their own kids along then what they may see there is their responsibility not yours. The fact that kids are taken there suggests to me anyway that you perhaps rather like to exaggerate and dwell on selected instances that tend to help your cause ...no surely not. But as you know I am not in favour of public nudity, which is already against the law, if the police don't enforce it then take it up with them.
I don't find any nudity offends me in the right context but why would I accept that a sexual context in public was one?Then why the comparison between gay pride/moral degenerate parades where public nudity is displayed in a sexually oriented theme and places like saunas and gym showers where they're not?Quells surprise! (Some more French for you aCW) exactly what I don't think, but well done for being so consistently misrepresentative, I doubt if anyone ever believes a word you say.
Do you find certain body parts shameful aCW? If so why exactly?Quote: Originally posted by alwight
"But are certain parts of the body really such shameful things in themselves that even in an arguably more acceptable context (e.g. changing rooms, saunas ...) should never be witnessed by others, who are then forced to shield their eyes from the ghastly sight of seeing someone else's "private parts?"