RE: the silver bullet: death to ORDINANCE NO. 2002 - 13

["Lucy Zoe" <lucyzoe@moscow.com>]

Well said...thank you Sean. I appreciate your courage.
I imagine there will be so much smoke from the bra burning
ceremony, it will be difficult for anyone to speak.

I look forward to the male advocates of feminism to respond
to your questions with their customary enthusiasm for equality.

Lucy Zoe


-----Original Message-----
From: sean [mailto:o2design@wsu.edu] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 3:10 PM
To: vision2020@moscow.com
Subject: Fwd: the silver bullet: death to ORDINANCE NO. 2002 - 13


>"I'm looking for law breakers." [snip]
>
>I'd rather have a law that punishes those who offend a top free 
>person with stares and gawks.  Punish those who are a real threat.

What law would a gawker be breaking?  If a topless female is 
revealing nothing in need of concealment then whey would this be 
different than staring at, say, her arm?  I fail to see how a person 
staring is a threat unless you are suggesting that a man staring at a 
woman's revealed breasts may indicate his willingness to verbally or 
physically assault her.  If that is the case, perhaps this is another 
practical reason to say it's not a good idea to (un)dress this way.

>
>Hope to see you all at the Woman's Rights Rally this saturday, 7/27 
>at 1pm at Friendship Square.  We'll have our petitions ready to sign 
>to put this to a referendum vote, or better yet, have the city 
>council draft a more reasonable law.

Will all women's views of their rights be represented, or only a 
feminist perspective on rights (and wrongs)?  If both, then am I to 
presume petitions will be on hand to both oppose and support the 
ordinance's representation of "women's rights"?  I suspect not, but I 
may be presuming too much.  Will there be speakers?  If so, will 
women of either persuasion on this issue be encouraged to speak?

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Thanks,
s


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