Post by son of corb on Jun 18, 2008 20:57:00 GMT -6
Picked this up on Neil Boortz' site. It's the off season. Thought it was funny considering what I hear happens on the "North" part of the island. None of what follows are my words:
THE FIGHT TO SAVE NUDE BEACHES
They are having a real battle right now in Vermont. Yeah. Some people are upset that Vermont has a nude beach ... and, oh, the children might see naked people! Yep. Southwest Cove in Vermont is one of the most famous nude beaches in America but there is now a movement underway to make visitors keep their clothes on. The Southwest Cove is part of the Willoughby State Forest and has been a nude-friendly beach for a quarter of a century.
You can't see this beach from the highway. And the state of Vermont does not have any law banning public nudity. There are even signs on the trail leading to the beach that warn people they might encounter naked people.
This doesn't seem to matter to some residents of Westmore who want to be able to bring their children to beach without having to worry that they will run into a naked person. So they are pushing for the town to pass an anti-nudity ordinance.
Nobody is forcing these people to go to the beach. Here's an option: go somewhere else. If you have your thong in a wad about your little snowflake seeing a naked person, you're probably dumb enough to send them to a government school.
Look .. you've seen two, you've seen them all. Also; I wonder if these same parents get upset with local movie theatres showing films depicting murder and violence. Go figure.
THE FIGHT TO SAVE NUDE BEACHES
They are having a real battle right now in Vermont. Yeah. Some people are upset that Vermont has a nude beach ... and, oh, the children might see naked people! Yep. Southwest Cove in Vermont is one of the most famous nude beaches in America but there is now a movement underway to make visitors keep their clothes on. The Southwest Cove is part of the Willoughby State Forest and has been a nude-friendly beach for a quarter of a century.
You can't see this beach from the highway. And the state of Vermont does not have any law banning public nudity. There are even signs on the trail leading to the beach that warn people they might encounter naked people.
This doesn't seem to matter to some residents of Westmore who want to be able to bring their children to beach without having to worry that they will run into a naked person. So they are pushing for the town to pass an anti-nudity ordinance.
Nobody is forcing these people to go to the beach. Here's an option: go somewhere else. If you have your thong in a wad about your little snowflake seeing a naked person, you're probably dumb enough to send them to a government school.
Look .. you've seen two, you've seen them all. Also; I wonder if these same parents get upset with local movie theatres showing films depicting murder and violence. Go figure.
There are plenty of other beaches out there to enjoy if you don't like nude beaches.
