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reply posted on 7-7-2010 @ 06:56 PM by stars15k
reply to post by Monger



No! I was laughing the whole time. Had this happened when I was out with my grand-daughter, I would have told here he was playing with a toy. It would have been an honest answer. And I would have been laughinng while I did that.
People need to see the humor in stuff, instead of always being on guard, looking for ways to be offended. The best thing to do about those creeps? Ignore them. They are thrilled by reactions, not the acts they are doing.


reply posted on 7-7-2010 @ 07:02 PM by harrytuttle
Originally posted by Solasis
Originally posted by harrytuttle
While I find what the guy was doing repulsive, and in a morbid sad sort of way funny, we need to be careful not to make it illegal, otherwise the police could start arresting people for all manner of "normal behavior".


What the hell are you talking about? This should be illegal. This is not normal behavior. This has almost nothing in common with normal behavior, except in that he is human, he was engaging in behavior, and he existed. That's all. This isn't going to lead to anything normal being illegal; that's ridiculous and a stupid slippery slope argument.

So you are cool with getting thrown in jail for sucking on a popsicle or licking a lolipop? Those are objects going in your mouth. Some cop & judge could "interpret" that as a sexual display and toss you in jail.

Nice world you want to live in.

Assuming you think I'm on a slippery slope suggesting licking a popsicle could be interpreted as illegal, really? What if some guy walked up to your 18 year old daughter in a grocery store check out line and started going-to-town on the popsicle?

In your world, you would suggest the guy was being sexual and should be tossed in jail. Again, nice world you want to live in. Maybe the guy was just hot and the popsicle was really tasty and he wanted to cool off.

Either objects in mouths are sexual or they are not. I for one would not consider what that dude was doing as "sexual" - more "laughable" and "avoidable".


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reply posted on 7-7-2010 @ 07:07 PM by harrytuttle
reply to post by GobbledokTChipeater


Your argument assumes you know what was going on in that guys head. You are also comparing two completely different scenarios. One is where a guy just wants to shock some people, the other is a certified pedophile attempting to violate kids.

Your argument requires that those two types of people are indistinguishable and therefore should be treated the same. That's a completely unreasonable and dangerous postulation.

The fact is you don't know what's going on inside someone's head until they either directly express their intentions or take action.


reply posted on 7-7-2010 @ 07:13 PM by harrytuttle
reply to post by xstealth


That's not common law, that's vigilantism via assault. A response closer to in legality would be to take his picture, and license plate number, find out his name and relatives and employer and send the photo to everyone he knows and works for.

It would 100% legal. If he sues for harassment, then you counter sue for sexual harassment.


reply posted on 7-7-2010 @ 07:16 PM by Solasis
Originally posted by harrytuttle

So you are cool with getting thrown in jail for sucking on a popsicle or licking a lolipop? Those are objects going in your mouth. Some cop & judge could "interpret" that as a sexual display and toss you in jail.


Two things:

1) This was a dildo. a very direct replacement for a phallus. It is very, very different from a popsicle or a lolipop.

2) He waved it at women and sucked on it in a fashion simulating oral sex. If a man or a woman waved a popsicle lasciviously at me and proceeded to stick it down his or her throat, and it wasn't seductive but rather vile, I would consider that rather wrong too.

Assuming you think I'm on a slippery slope suggesting licking a popsicle could be interpreted as illegal, really? What if some guy walked up to your 18 year old daughter in a grocery store check out line and started going-to-town on the popsicle?


Does she like it? Is he being a creeper or a seducer? Does he know her or is he harassing her? It's all about that. Besides, I don't think you're on a slippery slope; I think you're claiming that this is a slippery slope, which is the fallacy.

In your world, you would suggest the guy was being sexual and should be tossed in jail.


I'm not necessarily saying he should be thrown in jail. I'm saying he should be punished.

Again, nice world you want to live in. Maybe the guy was just hot and the popsicle was really tasty and he wanted to cool off.


Not if he was jamming it in and out of his mouth, looking lewdly at women who he wanted to see him doing it!

Either objects in mouths are sexual or they are not.


So, in your world, oral sex has the same sexual quotient as eating a slice of pizza?

I for one would not consider what that dude was doing as "sexual" - more "laughable" and "avoidable".


It was a DILDO. in his MOUTH. in PUBLIC. Where he was TRYING to make OTHERS see him. Nothing avoidable about that. Nothing non-sexual about that. Maybe it's kind of funny; I don't think it is, but maybe we just have different senses of humor.

On a more friendly note, awesome username.

[edit on 7-7-2010 by Solasis]


reply posted on 7-7-2010 @ 07:22 PM by harrytuttle
reply to post by Solasis
"So, in your world, oral sex has the same sexual quotient as eating a slice of pizza?"


No it doesn't.
Oral sex requires a mouth and genitalia.
Simulated oral sex requires a mouth and an object in place of genitalia.
A piece of rubber latex in one's own hand is neither of those.

Pizza is tasty and nutritious, but if hungry enough, can be better than sex!


reply posted on 7-7-2010 @ 07:24 PM by Solasis
Originally posted by harrytuttle
reply to
post by Solasis
"So, in your world, oral sex has the same sexual quotient as eating a slice of pizza?"


No it doesn't.
Oral sex requires a mouth and genitalia.
Simulated oral sex requires a mouth and an object in place of genitalia.
A piece of rubber latex in one's own hand is neither of those.

Pizza is tasty and nutritious, but if hungry enough, can be better than sex!


I'm going to go ahead and say that an artificial phallus counts as an object in place of genitalia. And if you can't see that, I'm also going to go ahead and say that you're either a troll or an idiot.

ETA: oh my gog I can't believe that I said Quotient when I meant Content. They're... Similar concepts.... Kind of... *shame*

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