Utah: lowering the bar for freedom

[ScarletHayes]

I see this thread is now circling the drain.   Oh well, it's how we roll.  

Anyway, for me I don't know all the details here nor, to be honest, do I really care all that much.  So on that note would it be efffed up if your step kids came over and you decided, what the hell I'll take the girls out for a spin in front of kids?  Yeah it would.  Now if they walked in on ya...  a little different story.  Still though, bigger picture here to me involves privacy/basic private property rights.  We are not talking a scenario where someone was assaulted or molested in any way.  

In short Utah needs to have its laws tweaked.  Bigly.

[TcSoup]

Well, that was an awkward comparison.   Should you be registered anywhere?

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Pretty much the same situation with the genders reversed, and you reacted in a similar fashion to the biological mother in this story.

It's not the same.  Men can go around topless and there's no basis for the stigma surrounding women, other than American prudeness.

Yeah sure, I agree that boob laws are dumb. But that's not really the point.

There are a lot of laws that I find dumb, but I also understand that if I break them and get caught, then I run the risk of getting locked in the negro cage.

But should you run the risk of being locked up if somebody walks into your house and you are a topless female? It's debatable whether or not you did anything wrong by taking your shirt off after they arrived, but it's even more odd to say you did something wrong when you were already topless when they came into YOUR house.

I don't believe he was topless , but could see him getting hauled away by the Fashion Police for the slippers he was wearing.