I think it's really stupid these ladies think, that men and women believe that people are generally capable of moral good; especially in the context of the modesty codes. As an egalitarian, I don't believe that women should wear a burka; but I don't feel that women should be naked either. Modesty and clothing shouldn't be overly focused on the charater of the woman or the display of her skin-but rather a balance of both. My take on modesty comes from these talking points:
1. We are incapable of moral good on a regular 24/7 basis.
If you can't expect all people to be devoid of sexual thoughts or deviod of any wrong doing, then why should you always expect them to treat you in a moral or a non-sexual way if you may be wearing something that may make them hot-and-bothered whether be clevage or no-cleavage; buttocks shown or no buttocks shown.
2. This Social Issues on Sexuality/ and Public Dress Codes can be solved by both the man and the lady personally; Not the government granting you private law, for all hell to potentially break loose.
Men and Ladies should be working together on the issue, without the government being involved. Yes, there is such a thing as being too modest-so please don't try to peg me there; but there's still a need for both self-control and the covering of intamate areas. They are very personal areas, which women have that many men (that aren't homosexual) will take a liking to; or may just notice about you, regardless of what you think about your own body. (This can also go vice versa.)
3. The argument of shirtless men, is an illogical fallacy.
I understand that it's not fair to many of you ladies regarding men wearing no tops and you being told, you must be covered. But may I remind you that their are (from a general perspective, bear in mind...for those who may attack me.) "things" we have on us, which bounce and flop; to put it bluntly. If topless laws were passed in my country (The U.S.A) I would practice my right to disobey by wearing a shirt; for the reason that I do not wish for men AND ladies to publicly know my personal business "up there". Besides, there are very fat men in the world who need to cover up their "moobs" and "beer belly" so you can't say that all men are being told to go shirtless.
4. I don't feel the personal need to be completly nude or topless, in order to feel strong!
I am a beautiful, empowered, and strong young lady when I wear dresses, skirts, and well...clothes that don't overly show too much skin. I want to respect myself and other men by allowing them to practice self-control without it being too complicated. Is that so hard to express or understand?
5. The Meme Of Emma Watson should create some common ground.
Nuff said on that one.
5. Can I Just Come Out and Say That...We Need a Balance?!
In closing, this issue needs to be handled with care; many of these social issues on sexaulity and social sex issues should neither be addressed by steering to the far right nor the far left. I'd hate to see any future animosity on either side of the spectrum as well as I'd hate to see men and ladies disturbing eachother on this issue in the furture if this becomes a nation-wide privallage to be freely nude/half-nude, in public after decades of de-sensitizing.
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