>Just like women have the right to walk down the street in whatever clothing they want without getting raped Do men, and lesbian and bisexual women, have the r

>Just like women have the right to walk down the street in whatever clothing they want without getting raped Do men, and lesbian and bisexual women, have the right to walk down the street without seeing a woman dressed in a way they find distracting? I think you will say that they have no such right. But if so: What makes this form of attention-grabbing behaviour (wearing a skimpy dress) acceptable, and the other form (advertising) unacceptable? This example highlights that (a) we are, in fact, capable of managing distractions to quite some degree, and (b) in both cases there is another party involved whose interests oppose our own, but whose rights nevertheless also need to be considered.