Activism is a lifestyle
filed in Uncategorized on Jul.01, 2002
It is outrageous that our society allows men to be in public without their shirts while denying women the same right. I urge all women to protest this heinous tragedy openly. Take off your shirt in public. Walk, drive, bike around town topless! Bare your breasts for liberty! For only when we are free of our physical trappings can we be free of our psychological and spiritual bonds. So please, think of your daughters and their daughters. Are you willing to give them the shirt off your back?
July 1st, 2002 on 7:44 am
You crack me up. ;p On with the cry! “Don’t wear– Bare!” *hah*ê
July 1st, 2002 on 7:46 am
We fixed that in Toronto a few years back.
Now women can walk proudly around the streets and subway with tits held high.
Of course, like it has always been with men, the women you want to see topless are rarely the ones that participate.
July 1st, 2002 on 10:35 am
A slogan, I knew I was forgetting something! Thank you for bravely joining the fight against textile bondage!
July 1st, 2002 on 10:35 am
Are you serious?
July 1st, 2002 on 10:50 am
Shhhhh…Don’t tell any more Americans!
Yup, completely serious.
The squeegee kids were hilarious that first summer. You couldn’t stop at a downtown intersection without getting you windshield cleaned and a pair of boobs in your face.
We also have a nude beach, but it rarely gets hot enough to use it, and I don’t know many people that would want to expose their naked flesh to Lake Ontario.
There are all sorts of fantastic things about Canada that we Canucks like to keep quiet so we can maintain our relatively small population.
July 1st, 2002 on 11:04 am
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Nude women, socialized health care, good sketch comedy–Canada is sounding better all the time. I’ll keep it under wraps though. Just between you and me, what’s the hidden downside to living in Canada (besides being Canadian)?
July 1st, 2002 on 11:36 am
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Downside to living in Canada?
I guess I’ll have to say that being the U.S.’s bitch.
Everytime your stupid leaders makes bad choices, we’re forced to follow along, so as to not risk getting on your bad side and being made into the next state.
July 1st, 2002 on 1:31 pm
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That’s funny, that’s the downside to living in the US too.
Your leaders never really make any bold, newsworthy decisions or statements though, do they. I always thought it was just because you’re not The World’s Last Remaining Superpower ™, and you’re not aggressive like India or Pakistan. Maybe everything that governments do besides starting and stopping wars is inconsequential.
July 1st, 2002 on 2:23 pm
Whatever you do, don’t tell Jeremy.
July 1st, 2002 on 7:55 pm
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Naw…All in all, we’re a nation of whiny pussies.
But we’re pretty…
July 1st, 2002 on 11:06 pm
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My people! I’ve found you at last!
July 2nd, 2002 on 6:09 pm
Hehe.
July 2nd, 2002 on 6:10 pm
Yes!!!
Yes!!!
Boobs!!!
July 18th, 2002 on 11:22 am
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don’t forget they are really supportive of the arts in general and artists in particular. if only it wasn’t so damn cold…
nice icon
July 18th, 2002 on 8:34 pm
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I like the cold, hailing from Kansas. I never learned how to drive in the snow though. I wonder what my dog would think of snow.
As for the icon, I caught my reflection in a spoon one day and thought, “Wow, you’re ridiculously good looking. You should put that on your Live Journal.” ;o