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Originally Posted by Oling_Roachinen
That sounds like sexual gratification, and would be against the law.
You do realize there's nude beaches in Canada right?
If you morally object to it, or take issue for whatever reason, that's fair. No argument. But if you're bringing up the law...actually probably good idea to know the law. At least point to some section that would make this illegal before brandishing as such.
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I understand that it is not against the law to be nude anywhere in Canada pretty much. But in much the same way that photography is not allowed in this event, an exception to the norm in Canada, I would think kids shouldn't be allowed either. And I'm not saying this thinking kids are going to be exposed to pedophiles. I just think that some kids might be uncomfortable about this because it's normal to be uncomfortable about public nudity, and not understand that they have a right to say no.
You're right. There are several nude beaches in Canada. But the reality is, it's not a normal thing. It's been 27 years since we legally established that women can legally walk around topless yet hmmmm they don't seem to be taking advantage of that freedom.