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In article <53tmiv$p1l@dismay.ucs.indiana.edu>, Debbie O'Leary <doleary@falstaff.ucs.indiana.edu> says:
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>opdi@netshop.net (Alleycat) wrote:
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>>>On 11 Oct 1996 15:08:09 GMT, Debbie O'Leary
>>><doleary@falstaff.ucs.indiana.edu> wrote:
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>>>>So when do the complaints of a few outweigh the needs of society or 
>>>>babies for that matter? 
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>>The needs of society or a baby?  Since when does society or a baby 
>>require that a woman bare her breasts fully in order to feed her child?
>>You're talking about YOUR needs, not society's needs. -- Alleycat
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>Uh, I am a woman, and women make up roughly half of society. Children are 
>both male and female, which represent 100 percent of our future society. 
>Debbie
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Accidentally hit the post key before I replied, so you'll see this one
twice.  Sorry, Deb, thought I was replying to Bill last time.  At any
rate, I've  lost track of the thread and can no longer remember
what was said that made me think you thought women should bear their 
breasts ENTIRELY.  Oh well.  The thread's getting too long 
to say much more anyway. -- Alleycat