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22.08.2010 - 03:30

Men Wear Bras So Women Can Go Topless - UFO Cult Fights For Right Of Women To Go Topless In Public

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2574812/posts


Men Wear Bras So Women Can Go Topless (Warning: Graphic Sadness &
Nudity)

AOL News ^ | August 19, 2010 | David Moye

Posted on 21 August 2010 7:37:39 by 2ndDivisionVet

Gay marriage is a hot issue right now, but it's not as titillating as
another battle for equality: the right for women to go topless in
public.

That right is a fundamental one, according to the folks behind Go
Topless, an organization dedicated to the belief that in order for
America to be a truly equal society, women should be able to bare
their breasts without fear of being arrested.

Go Topless has been around since 2007, and its big push is Go Topless
Day, an annual event held on the Sunday closest to Aug. 26, which is
Women's Equality Day, the anniversary of the day women were given the
right to vote.

Women in nine U.S. cities -- Seattle, New York, Chicago, Miami, Los
Angeles, Denver, Honolulu, San Francisco and Austin, Texas -- will
gather in public spots on Aug. 22 to put the hot-button issue front
and center by wearing little more than strategically placed stickers.

In addition, male supporters of the cause will show their support by
wearing bras and bikinis.

"It's a matter of fairness," Go Topless director Nadine Gary said. "We
want equal topless rights for all or none."

Gary believes that the right for women to go topless should be
guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. "The Supreme Court won't stop
us," she added

Although other countries, such as Gary's country of origin, France,
tolerate topless women, she wants it to be in the legal books so there
is no wiggle room.

"Some states, like New York, are supposedly 'top-free,' but in 2005
Phoenix Feeley was arrested for going topless," Gary said. "She later
won $29,000 for wrongful arrest."

(VIDEO AT LINK - CONTAINS NUDITY)

Note: Women in this video are wearing nipple covers that look like
actual nipples.

Gary admits that it's one thing for the laws to be changed to reflect
a woman's right to choose to go topless, but it will be harder to get
women to actually do it.

"There is a puritanism here that will have an effect," she said. "But
it's the same as it was 40 years ago in France. The problem will be
lifted when women see other women doing it."

Gary is aware that America has a lot of "body-conscious" women who may
not want to go topless, but the point, she says, isn't to make all
women bare their breasts, but to make the option legal.

Meanwhile, Gary is getting support from, not surprisingly, men.

"Guys are great," she said. "They understand this issue, and we get
lots of cooperation from males."

One of those is Larry Abdulla, a Chicago-based dentist who, at 63, is
putting his support on the line by wearing a red bikini at the Chicago
rally.

"This is much more than wanting women to go topless," he insisted to
AOL News. "It's about equal rights. Why is it OK for men to be topless
but not women?

"It's terrible. A woman breastfeeding her baby in public gets hassled
just because people are afraid of how some guys might react. Other
guys get excited by seeing legs or belly buttons. Do you ban those
too? A transsexual who may have beautiful breasts can get away with
going topless if he still has a penis."

A male protester wears a bikini top as he prepares to march during
National Go Topless Day to honor Women's Equality Day at Venice Beach
in Los Angeles on Aug. 23, 2009. The annual protest is held in several
U.S. cities to promote the idea that women have the same
constitutional right to be bare-chested in public places as men.

Although Go Topless is focused on the laws in the U.S., its roots are,
well, extraterrestrial in origin.

Both Gary and Abdulla are members of the Raelian religion, which
believes that humans were created by advanced scientists known as the
Elohim. The group is best known for its close ties to Clonaid, a human
cloning company that claimed in 2002 to have created the first cloned
human baby.

They say their beliefs in ETs are inspiring them to fight to make the
right to bare breasts as fundamental as the right to bear arms.

"All life on Earth is created by advanced scientists," Abdulla said.
"We have no reason to be shy about our bodies. They are works of art."

Of course, art is in the eye of the beholder, and Gary admits that
some guys who attend a Go Topless rally initially act like boobs.

"Some of them take pictures at first, but then they get used to seeing
women's bodies and return to normal within an hour," she said.

Mitchell Holman
22.08.2010 - 04:08
Sound of Trumpet <soundoftrumpet@post.com> wrote in news:6347733a-d0f8-
4eec-9dca-1d46e5bdad6b@j8g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2574812/posts


Men Wear Bras So Women Can Go Topless (Warning: Graphic Sadness &
Nudity)

AOL News ^ | August 19, 2010 | David Moye

Posted on 21 August 2010 7:37:39 by 2ndDivisionVet

Gay marriage is a hot issue right now, but it's not as titillating as
another battle for equality: the right for women to go topless in
public.

That right is a fundamental one, according to the folks behind Go
Topless, an organization dedicated to the belief that in order for
America to be a truly equal society, women should be able to bare
their breasts without fear of being arrested.

Go Topless has been around since 2007, and its big push is Go Topless
Day, an annual event held on the Sunday closest to Aug. 26, which is
Women's Equality Day, the anniversary of the day women were given the
right to vote.

Women in nine U.S. cities -- Seattle, New York, Chicago, Miami, Los
Angeles, Denver, Honolulu, San Francisco and Austin, Texas -- will
gather in public spots on Aug. 22 to put the hot-button issue front
and center by wearing little more than strategically placed stickers.

In addition, male supporters of the cause will show their support by
wearing bras and bikinis.

"It's a matter of fairness," Go Topless director Nadine Gary said. "We
want equal topless rights for all or none."

Gary believes that the right for women to go topless should be
guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. "The Supreme Court won't stop
us," she added

Although other countries, such as Gary's country of origin, France,
tolerate topless women, she wants it to be in the legal books so there
is no wiggle room.

"Some states, like New York, are supposedly 'top-free,' but in 2005
Phoenix Feeley was arrested for going topless," Gary said. "She later
won $29,000 for wrongful arrest."

(VIDEO AT LINK - CONTAINS NUDITY)

Note: Women in this video are wearing nipple covers that look like
actual nipples.



How sad is that?

PS: Remember the Victorian era when purists
vandalized great works of art by painting over
the "naught bits" that had been no problem for
centuries?













Quadibloc
22.08.2010 - 04:15
Anyways, here is the original story at AOL news,

http://www.aolnews.com/weird-news/article/men-wear-bras-so-women-can-go-topless/19590056

and the link he omitted:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBTZtpMc7FY

Perhaps with the result of his post being the wider availability of a
link to that sort of thing, it will discourage him from posting. We
could hope.

John Savard


Quadibloc
22.08.2010 - 05:37
There was also this link in the article:

http://www.gotopless.org/

John Savard

Chris
22.08.2010 - 05:41
On Aug 21, 9:300pm, Sound of Trumpet <soundoftrum...@post.com> wrote:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2574812/posts

Men Wear Bras So Women Can Go Topless (Warning: Graphic Sadness &
Nudity)

AOL News ^ | August 19, 2010 | David Moye

Posted on 21 August 2010 7:37:39 by 2ndDivisionVet

Gay marriage is a hot issue right now, but it's not as titillating as
another battle for equality: the right for women to go topless in
public.


TWO TITS GOOD! ONE RELIGION BAD!

Chris

trying to make it on-topic...


"W.T.S."
22.08.2010 - 06:34
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Men Wear Bras So Women Can Go Topless (Warning: Graphic Sadness &
Nudity)

AOL News ^ | August 19, 2010 | David Moye

Posted on 21 August 2010 7:37:39 by 2ndDivisionVet

Gay marriage is a hot issue right now, but it's not as titillating as
another battle for equality: the right for women to go topless in
public.

That right is a fundamental one, according to the folks behind Go
Topless, an organization dedicated to the belief that in order for
America to be a truly equal society, women should be able to bare
their breasts without fear of being arrested.

Go Topless has been around since 2007, and its big push is Go Topless
Day, an annual event held on the Sunday closest to Aug. 26, which is
Women's Equality Day, the anniversary of the day women were given the
right to vote.

Women in nine U.S. cities -- Seattle, New York, Chicago, Miami, Los
Angeles, Denver, Honolulu, San Francisco and Austin, Texas -- will
gather in public spots on Aug. 22 to put the hot-button issue front
and center by wearing little more than strategically placed stickers.

In addition, male supporters of the cause will show their support by
wearing bras and bikinis.

"It's a matter of fairness," Go Topless director Nadine Gary said. "We
want equal topless rights for all or none."

Gary believes that the right for women to go topless should be
guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. "The Supreme Court won't stop
us," she added

Although other countries, such as Gary's country of origin, France,
tolerate topless women, she wants it to be in the legal books so there
is no wiggle room.

"Some states, like New York, are supposedly 'top-free,' but in 2005
Phoenix Feeley was arrested for going topless," Gary said. "She later
won $29,000 for wrongful arrest."

(VIDEO AT LINK - CONTAINS NUDITY)

Note: Women in this video are wearing nipple covers that look like
actual nipples.

Gary admits that it's one thing for the laws to be changed to reflect
a woman's right to choose to go topless, but it will be harder to get
women to actually do it.

"There is a puritanism here that will have an effect," she said. "But
it's the same as it was 40 years ago in France. The problem will be
lifted when women see other women doing it."

Gary is aware that America has a lot of "body-conscious" women who may
not want to go topless, but the point, she says, isn't to make all
women bare their breasts, but to make the option legal.

Meanwhile, Gary is getting support from, not surprisingly, men.

"Guys are great," she said. "They understand this issue, and we get
lots of cooperation from males."

One of those is Larry Abdulla, a Chicago-based dentist who, at 63, is
putting his support on the line by wearing a red bikini at the Chicago
rally.

"This is much more than wanting women to go topless," he insisted to
AOL News. "It's about equal rights. Why is it OK for men to be topless
but not women?

"It's terrible. A woman breastfeeding her baby in public gets hassled
just because people are afraid of how some guys might react. Other
guys get excited by seeing legs or belly buttons. Do you ban those
too? A transsexual who may have beautiful breasts can get away with
going topless if he still has a penis."

A male protester wears a bikini top as he prepares to march during
National Go Topless Day to honor Women's Equality Day at Venice Beach
in Los Angeles on Aug. 23, 2009. The annual protest is held in several
U.S. cities to promote the idea that women have the same
constitutional right to be bare-chested in public places as men.

Although Go Topless is focused on the laws in the U.S., its roots are,
well, extraterrestrial in origin.

Both Gary and Abdulla are members of the Raelian religion, which
believes that humans were created by advanced scientists known as the
Elohim. The group is best known for its close ties to Clonaid, a human
cloning company that claimed in 2002 to have created the first cloned
human baby.

They say their beliefs in ETs are inspiring them to fight to make the
right to bare breasts as fundamental as the right to bear arms.

"All life on Earth is created by advanced scientists," Abdulla said.
"We have no reason to be shy about our bodies. They are works of art."

Of course, art is in the eye of the beholder, and Gary admits that
some guys who attend a Go Topless rally initially act like boobs.

"Some of them take pictures at first, but then they get used to seeing
women's bodies and return to normal within an hour," she said.

*****Women will go topless in public only if there's a God in Heaven!
Breasts, good. Bras, bad.
-----------------------------
http://folding.stanford.edu
Save lives, visit today!0


JayPee Vee
22.08.2010 - 11:53
On 22 Aug., 04:08, Mitchell Holman <nom...@comcast.net> wrote:
Sound of Trumpet <soundoftrum...@post.com> wrote in news:6347733a-d0f8-
4eec-9dca-1d46e5bda...@j8g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:





>http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2574812/posts

> Men Wear Bras So Women Can Go Topless (Warning: Graphic Sadness &
> Nudity)

> AOL News ^ | August 19, 2010 | David Moye

> Posted on 21 August 2010 7:37:39 by 2ndDivisionVet

> Gay marriage is a hot issue right now, but it's not as titillating as
> another battle for equality: the right for women to go topless in
> public.

> That right is a fundamental one, according to the folks behind Go
> Topless, an organization dedicated to the belief that in order for
> America to be a truly equal society, women should be able to bare
> their breasts without fear of being arrested.

> Go Topless has been around since 2007, and its big push is Go Topless
> Day, an annual event held on the Sunday closest to Aug. 26, which is
> Women's Equality Day, the anniversary of the day women were given the
> right to vote.

> Women in nine U.S. cities -- Seattle, New York, Chicago, Miami, Los
> Angeles, Denver, Honolulu, San Francisco and Austin, Texas -- will
> gather in public spots on Aug. 22 to put the hot-button issue front
> and center by wearing little more than strategically placed stickers.

> In addition, male supporters of the cause will show their support by
> wearing bras and bikinis.

> "It's a matter of fairness," Go Topless director Nadine Gary said. "We
> want equal topless rights for all or none."

> Gary believes that the right for women to go topless should be
> guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. "The Supreme Court won't stop
> us," she added

> Although other countries, such as Gary's country of origin, France,
> tolerate topless women, she wants it to be in the legal books so there
> is no wiggle room.

> "Some states, like New York, are supposedly 'top-free,' but in 2005
> Phoenix Feeley was arrested for going topless," Gary said. "She later
> won $29,000 for wrongful arrest."

> (VIDEO AT LINK - CONTAINS NUDITY)

> Note: Women in this video are wearing nipple covers that look like
> actual nipples.

0 0 How sad is that?

0 0 PS: Remember the Victorian era when purists
vandalized great works of art by painting over
the "naught bits" that had been no problem for
centuries?-

Why go the the Victorian era? That's what's happening in the USA right
now!

Attila
22.08.2010 - 12:10
On Sat, 21 Aug 2010 21:08:02 -0500, Mitchell Holman
<nomail@comcast.net> in alt.abortion with message-id
<Xns9DDBD70017DE6nomailcomcastnet@216.196.121.131> wrote:


How sad is that?

PS: Remember the Victorian era when purists
vandalized great works of art by painting over
the "naught bits" that had been no problem for
centuries?


IIRC in one of the Bounty movies the topless "native" women were
wearing body suits that made them appear to be topless when they
actually weren't. That always amused me.

Of course, the body suits were as realistic as Hollywood makeup could
make them - indistinguishable from the real thing.

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No amnesty or work permit under any name or for any reason.
Deportation upon identification as the only option.

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Support Senate Joint Resolution 6
Support extending Arizona law to every other state.

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Quadibloc
22.08.2010 - 12:52
On Aug 22, 4:100am, Attila <<procho...@here.now> wrote:

Of course, the body suits were as realistic as Hollywood makeup could
make them - indistinguishable from the real thing.

Clearly, that wasn't done to protect the rating of the movie, or to
protect the audience from corruption.

It was done to protect the actresses from embarrassment, and when done
for *that* purpose, it was perfectly rational.

John Savard

"Patrick"
22.08.2010 - 14:23
"Mitchell Holman" <nomail@comcast.net> wrote
PS: Remember the Victorian era when purists
vandalized great works of art by painting over
the "naught bits" that had been no problem for
centuries?

I don't remember that far back.
Do you?



Dakota
22.08.2010 - 16:46
On Sat 8/21/10 21:08, Mitchell Holman wrote:
Sound of Trumpet<soundoftrumpet@post.com> wrote in news:6347733a-d0f8-
4eec-9dca-1d46e5bdad6b@j8g2000yqd.googlegroups.com:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2574812/posts


Men Wear Bras So Women Can Go Topless (Warning: Graphic Sadness&
Nudity)

AOL News ^ | August 19, 2010 | David Moye

Posted on 21 August 2010 7:37:39 by 2ndDivisionVet

Gay marriage is a hot issue right now, but it's not as titillating as
another battle for equality: the right for women to go topless in
public.

That right is a fundamental one, according to the folks behind Go
Topless, an organization dedicated to the belief that in order for
America to be a truly equal society, women should be able to bare
their breasts without fear of being arrested.

Go Topless has been around since 2007, and its big push is Go Topless
Day, an annual event held on the Sunday closest to Aug. 26, which is
Women's Equality Day, the anniversary of the day women were given the
right to vote.

Women in nine U.S. cities -- Seattle, New York, Chicago, Miami, Los
Angeles, Denver, Honolulu, San Francisco and Austin, Texas -- will
gather in public spots on Aug. 22 to put the hot-button issue front
and center by wearing little more than strategically placed stickers.

In addition, male supporters of the cause will show their support by
wearing bras and bikinis.

"It's a matter of fairness," Go Topless director Nadine Gary said. "We
want equal topless rights for all or none."

Gary believes that the right for women to go topless should be
guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. "The Supreme Court won't stop
us," she added

Although other countries, such as Gary's country of origin, France,
tolerate topless women, she wants it to be in the legal books so there
is no wiggle room.

"Some states, like New York, are supposedly 'top-free,' but in 2005
Phoenix Feeley was arrested for going topless," Gary said. "She later
won $29,000 for wrongful arrest."

(VIDEO AT LINK - CONTAINS NUDITY)

Note: Women in this video are wearing nipple covers that look like
actual nipples.



How sad is that?

PS: Remember the Victorian era when purists
vandalized great works of art by painting over
the "naught bits" that had been no problem for
centuries?


We were reminded of that era during the Cheney/Bush regime's era.
Attorney General John Ashcroft spent 8000 tax dollars to cover the
Spirit of Justice statue's breast in the Great Hall of the Department of
Justice.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2002/01/29/statues.htm

Quadibloc
22.08.2010 - 17:00
On Aug 22, 6:230am, "Patrick" <barker...@erinot.com> wrote:

I don't remember that far back.

One can remember the available historical data. The Victorian Era
really happened, all competent historians agree.

John Savard

Attila
22.08.2010 - 17:20
On Sun, 22 Aug 2010 03:52:52 -0700 (PDT), Quadibloc
<jsavard@ecn.ab.ca> in alt.abortion with message-id
<f3c9f698-ca36-47fd-918b-2ca98298f49f@q1g2000yqg.googlegroups.com>
wrote:

On Aug 22, 4:10 am, Attila <<procho...@here.now> wrote:

Of course, the body suits were as realistic as Hollywood makeup could
make them - indistinguishable from the real thing.

Clearly, that wasn't done to protect the rating of the movie, or to
protect the audience from corruption.

It was done to protect the actresses from embarrassment, and when done
for *that* purpose, it was perfectly rational.


No, it was done because real topless was illegal in many places but
simulated topless, no matter how realistic, was legal.

Remembers, movies are made for the most markets.

At one time there was a censored US version and a full European
version.

--
Pro-Choice is Pro-Freedom

Every illegal alien is a criminal.
No amnesty or work permit under any name or for any reason.
Deportation upon identification as the only option.

Support H.R. 1940: Birthright Citizenship Act of 2007
Support Senate Joint Resolution 6
Support extending Arizona law to every other state.

Any organization with any of the following words or phrases in it's name should
be avoided at all costs:

Catholic anything, especially the cult.
Citizens for a Responsible Curriculum
Decency
Family - Other than Family Planing
"Faith Based" Anything
Justice Institute
Liberty
Life
Moral
Parents Television Council
United for Life
Values

Michael Vick should be stripped naked and put in a pit
with at least a dozen of his dogs.

PAYlin Quitter Qunt
22.08.2010 - 18:20
Has anyone bother to count the number of CHRISTIAN paintings/depictions with
nude women in them? lol

Incalcuable I imagine

So exactly when and where did "topless" women get outlawed?

--
Pro-Choice is Pro-Freedom

Any organization with any of the following words or phrases in it's name
should be avoided at all costs:

Catholic anything, especially the cult.
Citizens for a Responsible Curriculum
Decency
Family - Other than Family Planing
"Faith Based" Anything
Justice Institute
Liberty
Life
Moral
Parents Television Council
United for Life
Values

--
I'm SayRAH! "The Quitter Qunt" PAYlin and I approved this MESS-age...


"Patrick"
22.08.2010 - 20:10

"Quadibloc" <jsavard@ecn.ab.ca> wrote in message
news:648d4624-2277-40b6-85c9-7d054cc2fda7@i13g2000yqd.googlegroups.com...
On Aug 22, 6:23 am, "Patrick" <barker...@erinot.com> wrote:

I don't remember that far back.

One can remember the available historical data. The Victorian Era
really happened, all competent historians agree.


+PB Do you remember it?






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