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Nudists in Spain are campaigning against an influx of clothed tourists on their beaches
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this post was submitted on 17 Aug 2023
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Well, I didn't really appreciate the grown man rubbing his clothed genital at my backside on my way to school. Didn't help me much with my mental health either. Very likely would have been worse when he was naked.
Huh? Sexual assault is illegal. I'm sorry that happened to you, but that has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
Well I think it does. Sexual assault happens already often and I believe allowing people to be naked in public will increase the chance of sexual harassment and potentially even assault.
Do you believe how people dress makes them responsible for how others treat them? I.e., if a girl wears a skirt that's 'a little too short' and gets assaulted, was she asking for it?
No I don't. And that is not what I am saying at all.
All I am saying is that I believe in current society allowing people to be naked in public will increase the amount of sexual harassment.
I'm sorry for your experience but it doesn't make your opinion any more valid.
Why is my opinion ("I think allowing people to be nude in public will increase sexual assault cases") invalid?
Because it is demonstrably incorrect