🚀 go-pugleaf

Jake Minas wrote:
> 
> In article <53ksmd$1ff@news2.cais.com>, b@bb.net wrote:
> 
> > My God!  anyone with these ideas would be an outcast in European
> > countries.... they'd view you as a pedophile or a pervert if you
> > proposed regulating breastfeeding. They would (properly) assume that
> > you have some guilt or pre-concieved misconceptions about sex that
> > would make you a danger to society.
> 
> So I take it if I were opposed to public defecation, these enlightened
> Europeans would think I'm a coprophile (someone with a sexual fetish for
> feces).  I imagine the vast majority of Americans oppose public
> defecation.  Do we all just get really horny around shit, then?
> 
> --
> Jake Minas
> Columbia Law School
> jam81@columbia.edu


Lets come down to reality.  What kind of person equates eating anothers 
feces with breastfeeding a child?  This is what I think is the BIG 
problem with society today.  We have great leaders like Martin Luther 
King and Rosa Parks who advance great ideals and morals.  And then we get 
some overzealous advocate that follows them who takes their ideas to the 
EXTREME.

We all know that showing ones breasts in a public place to entice sexual 
behavior or even invite intercourse should not be permitted.  We all also 
know that partially exposing ones breast in public for purposes of 
feeding ones child is NOT the same.  Why do some people need to exagerate 
problems and equate inequalities to argue superficial positions.

Eating feces does not equal exposing breasts for sexual reasons which 
does not equal exposing breasts to feed ones child.

Finally, the law school hypothetical does not work in the real world.  
I've been in the real world after being in the surreal play world of law 
school.  Once the law school door closed behind me I had to be 
reintroduced to reality.  It took me about one week.  Keep these law 
school outrageous hypotheticals where they belong - in the blue books, 
and let the rest of us who live in the real world solve the real world 
problems.

Perhaps it is these exagerated ideas that have taken us as a nation to 
the panic extreme of a tunnel, rather than stopping to examine what is 
occuring outside the tunnel.

Jim - a person disenchanted with those who would exagerate problems to 
serve their own personal agenda - rather than the agenda for the whole 
community.