Canada is a free country now

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Ninot
I share Asher's opinion on this matter.

Which one?

[Ninot]

well I haven't read every post in the thread, but I'm hard pressed to find any on this topic I disagree with.

I couldn't possibly form my own argument on the issue though(edit: I don't have any desire to change minds).

Just know that I approve of this new freedom

[Asher]

Freedom.

Moral enforcers.

[Ninot]

Originally posted by Asher
Freedom.

Moral enforcers.

QFT

[notyoueither]

You would not allow any community standards in your law, Ninot?

[Asher]

Community standards such as segregation?

[notyoueither]

[Asher]

Just because something is a community standard doesn't make it fair or just.

[Ninot]

Originally posted by notyoueither
You would not allow any community standards in your law, Ninot?

Any? hmm.

Generally, I believe in essential freedoms. And where those freedoms infringe on other people's freedoms, there should be restrictions on those freedoms, and those freedoms only.

If 2 couples wish to have consensual sex in privacy, I don't see how this affects the community at large, and I don't believe communal standards should apply.

Let them have their privacy.

edit: to make your question answered, I think some community standards should be followed, but I don't think community standards should be followed always. If I am living in Utah, I don't think their standards on coffee drinking should apply within my private residence.

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Ninot


Any? hmm.

Generally, I believe in essential freedoms. And where those freedoms infringe on other people's freedoms, there should be restrictions on those freedoms, and those freedoms only.

If 2 couples wish to have consensual sex in privacy, I don't see how this affects the community at large, and I don't believe communal standards should apply.

Let them have their privacy.

edit: to make your question answered, I think some community standards should be followed, but I don't think community standards should be followed always. If I am living in Utah, I don't think their standards on coffee drinking should apply within my private residence.

This is a case of commercial establishments that sell memberships, and drinks no doubt, for their communal sex shows.

[notyoueither]

I could hire 'hostesses' and sell 'memberships' for my private bordel... I mean 'dance club'.

[Ninot]

Yes, I know the situation.

By the words you just used(and any I've heard), I see none of my personal freedoms being disturbed by what they do.

[Asher]

sex shows?? Do you understand what swinging is?

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Ninot
Yes, I know the situation.

By the words you just used(and any I've heard), I see none of my personal freedoms being disturbed by what they do.

How about your social responsibilities.

I doubt polygamy would put you out, personally, but do you want it to be legal in your society?

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Asher
sex shows?? Do you understand what swinging is?

Part of the charges was observation, not just participation.

Do you know anything about the subject being discussed?