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It’s difficult these days to stay abreast of the culture wars. As regular So let’s call a spade a spade (as well as see how many other groups Here is the AP \n Daytona Beach officials had warned the protest would violate city ordinances But after a federal judge refused to stop police from arresting female And only one, organiser Liz Book, took off her shirt. Book was immediately arrested "I don’t ever want to see another woman arrested because someone showed from the AP<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s difficult these days to stay abreast of the culture wars. As regular readers know, breast discrimination is one of the Dowbrigade’s causes celebres, along with psychopharmacology and the Church of the Days Later Savings. Frankly, considering most of our … Continue reading
\n readers know, breast discrimination is one of the Dowbrigade’s causes
\n celebres<\/em>, along with psychopharmacology and the Church of the
\n Days Later Savings<\/a>. Frankly, considering most of our lawmakers and
\n enforcer are male, the fact that male breasts are not only OK in
\n public but are prominently featured in billboards, in print advertising
\n and on television while the female variety is verboten is, well,
\n gay. After all, the only guys we know who actually squirm and feel
\n uncomfortable around well-formed female breasts are, well, gay.<\/p>\n
\n can we offend here). Letting men take off their shirts in public while
\n women
\n can’t is a sign of the alarming penetration of the homosexual agenda
\n into the upper reaches of the news and media ruling class in America.
\n Getting women to bare their breasts in public is a valiant stand in favor
\n of traditional values, healthy attraction between a man and a women,
\n and a blow against gay marriage. So get with it folks, let this be the
\n Summer of Liberation for Unleashing Beautiful Bouncing Breasts (SLUBBB).<\/p>\n
\n articl<\/a>e about the latest battle in the breast wars, a
\n protest march in Daytona Beach, Florida. Of the thousands of breasts
\n expected, only about a hundred showed up. Arrests were made.<\/p>\n\n
\n against public nudity, disorderly conduct and obstructing sidewalks.
\n The nudity ordinance requires a "full and opaque covering" of
\n the nipple and aureola of a woman’s breast, in addition to half of
\n the surface of the breast below the aureola.<\/p>\n
\n protesters who doffed their tops, only about 50 women made the march.<\/p>\n
\n and taken to jail, though a bare-chested man who marched was unmolested.<\/p>\n
\n her breasts," said Book, a 42-year-old Brownie troop leader. "Our
\n breasts are not criminal."<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n