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| Cities Should Have Topless Beaches |
| Topless sunbathing is popular in many countries such as Australia, France, and Germany. Should countries designate all beaches as top-optional, or should cities designate certain beaches or parts of beaches as top-optional, at least part of the time? Is this primarily a personal freedom vs. Society standards issue, an economic issue for tourism dependent cities, or other? |
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Yes Topless beaches should be the way of the Aussie Beach life.....Why introduce a bill to ban the
culture of the country... |
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Heh, why not? At least have certain sections for it...
I mean, I don't really care 'cause the last few times I went to a beach I almost drowned so now I'm
avoiding them at all costs (granted twice it was at a fake beach, but it was still creepy enough). |
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Hear hear! Somewhere close to my back yard would be good. |
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Again, I'm not into that kind of thing, but if you are GO FOR IT! |
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I'm not a prude and I'm completely fine that there are nude beaches in some places. There are many
cities, however, where there simply isn't an area sheltered enough to allow a nude beach without
people who don't want to be exposed to it having no choice but to see it. And also in some colder
climate cities it probably wouldn't make much sense.
But if they can find a way to make it an enjoyable experience for everyone, including those who
don't want to look at it, then certainly go ahead. |
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22 Nov 2008 09:35
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