[Vigilanteman]

I'm not real cool with people being forced to disrobe on a public beach unless they are dressed in a tent like structure which conceals their identity. If that's the necessary law to prevent terrorist cockroaches from slinking around, then so be it. But if it is just a matter of someone being a little overdressed, let's say an 1890s style swimsuit, then it is excessive.

I'd hate to think I'd be subject to arrest if I accidentally wandered into a nude beach, for instance. Of course, I'm at the age where they would probably pay me to put my clothes back on.

[JBW1949]

When are American liberal women (NOW) going to rail against Sharia and the way Muslim men treat their women?????

[DoughtyOne]

You have to draw the line.

If you don’t folks will waltz onto the beach wearing a bomb vest.

They’re cracking down on Islamic fundamentalist dress attire. As I have said elsewhere, normally I’d agree with you. This is not a normal time.

If someone is flouting the new law, it causes them to be a terrorist suspect, and gives the police every right to challenge and vet the individual.

I get the impression this write over-played the strip down part. I doubt the police ordered her to strip naked, unless her clothing could have hidden something. And taking her word for anything, sorry, not happening...

Lesson: Don’t break the new law.

There’s a reason.