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Subject: Re: Re: Beach harassment
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Date: Tue, 18-Feb-86 09:13:17 EST
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> > > 	< ray writes >
> > > scantily clad to the extreme limits of the law be indignant when a
> > > healthy red blooded American male gives her the attention she
> > > obviously desires?
> > 
> > You're making a lot of (ignorant, biased, sexist) assumptions here.
> 
> This kind of attitude is more than biased or sexist.  It is very DANGEROUS.
> 
> > 		Robert Plamondon
> 
> 	Annadiana Beaver

I have a question:  Why are you all taking the extreme approaches to this
issue?  Are *all* the guys that approach a woman on the beach Neanderthalls?
Do *all* women approached feel threatened/nauseated?  Please just remember 
that sometimes, the guy appeals to the woman, or goes away when politely
told to.  I mean, there are some guys out there that walk upright without
dragging their knuckles on the ground ..... 

No, I'm not trying to re-start the sensitivity issue again.

* sigh, I guess I'll get flamed for this ... *

-- 

David Arnold
University of Maryland
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