[Stallone]

‘Thought’ crimes versus physical crimes?

Why is it that so-called Conservatives so often undermine our entire political belief system with such nonsense?

Conservatives believe in personal freedom and personal responsibility.

Depriving someone else of same is a crime.

There is no equivalence between standing under a platform hoping to catch a glimpse of panties or less, and the killing of a child.

Completely and utterly ridiculous.

[John Valentine]

I’m with you, and I don’t categorize this positon as “catering to perverts.”

I see it as catering to common sense. we have far too many laws already. As much as I hate to say it, I agree with Ron Kuby; this bill will bring him untold riches defending people against many egregious misapplications of this malconceived law.

[Responsibility2nd]

They will say it with a lawsuit. They will say it in print. They will even brag about it in mass media.

They will even come out from the gutters and post on Free Republic.

[chesley]

I’m with you Stallone. Walking the streets, going about their business, it is up to the individual to make sure they are properly covered.

For one thing, it’s a he said, she said type of thing. And it punishes thought crimes. Men are gonna look.

On the other hand, a hole in a dressing room is a whole ‘nother kettle of fish. And should be punished pretty stiffly.

No one has an expectation of privacy on the streets. Everyone should have one is a closed room.