Nudity Should Be As Legal As Clothing

Opening Statement: This is not an issue of morality. This is not an issue of what might happen if people are not wearing man-made clothing. This is not an issue of "I don't want to see people naked." This is an issue of freedom. This is an issue of personal choice. This is an issue of equality. Point #1: God created us naked. God wanted us naked. If you believe in God, then you cannot disagree with me. To do so is to go against God's will. Point #2: Clothing has seen many atrocities from child labor in sweatshops during the industrial age of America. To slaves working cotton fields that led to countless deaths during the Civil War. With the incredibly destructive history of a product meant only to cover a part of the human body no more meaningful than the rest, how can anyone support forcing others to use it? Point #3: Genitals are not sexual organs anymore than a person's fingers or mouth. All of these parts of the human body can be used for physical gratification. If you are going to cover one of them, you need to cover them all. There are people that go their entire lives without giving in to their animal needs. No one goes a lifetime without expelling waste from their bodies. So you tell me. What is the primary function of genitals? The answer is simple. To remove waste product from the human body. The mouth is used the same way when we vomit. Our nose is used the same way when we sneeze or blow it. Don't choose one part of the human body and place an inaccurate label on it then force others to cover that body part up. If a person can go around without a mask or gloves, then a person can go around without pants or underwear. To argue otherwise makes no sense at all. Point #4: If you can't see the beauty in your own body, then you shouldn't have one. Point #5: Nudity and clothing have nothing to do with rape, molestation, sexual abuse, or any crime dealing with physical assault. If you believe clothing prevents any of these things, then check out your daily news. If you accuse nudity of causing any of these things, then you've just made a point for eliminating clothing altogether. Because all of these things exist in a clothed society. Point #6: Clothing is a costly lifestyle. Nudity is a state of being and costs nothing. When you force people to have to live your lifestyle, then you may as well clone yourself and not have anyone else around. What makes us different is what makes us wonderful. Point #7: Would you be willing to go without clothing if laws were in place banning you from wearing any? If you answer no, then to not allow someone else the freedom to choose between clothing and no clothing marks you as a hypocrite. If you are not willing to allow others the same freedoms you enjoy, then you don't deserve to have any freedoms at all. Point #8: A nudist has lived as a clothed person. Before you debate me ask yourself this, "Have I ever lived as a nudist?" If the answer is no, then tell me who is better capable of discussing both sides of this debate? There is a difference between the people on this site that have debated this or similar topics in the past. I have debated this topic for over twenty years now. I look forward to your comments and participation. With love and understanding.--mark :)