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As a foreign national living in US. It amazes me that public urination could land you in jail (specifically indecent exposure) however being naked in a locker r
by garyfirestorm 11mo ago
As a foreign national living in US. It amazes me that public urination could land you in jail (specifically indecent exposure) however being naked in a locker room is supposed to be considered normal.
- baal80spam 11mo agoHow is this even comparable?
- guywithahat 11mo agoThey both involve nudity in front of the opposite sex (and by extension, children of the opposite sex). I really don't want nudity to become something that's normalized in more places then it needs to be
- throwawaypqpqp 11mo agoI (male child) was breastfed (female mother). Still haven’t recovered from that.
- BobaFloutist 11mo agoI think the problem with public urination is more that you're pissing on the street than that you're naked. The nudity is, at most, a side concern.
- garyfirestorm 11mo agoIn both cases other people saw you naked. That’s the point of comparison.
- add-sub-mul-div 11mo agoOne space is public and one is private. One space is optional/avoidable and one isn't. How could this be easier to understand?
- garyfirestorm 11mo agoWhen it specifically says it’s a public locker room how is it private? If other people can see you then is it really private?
- zapzupnz 11mo agoThe article never once says "public locker room", it merely says "locker room". These are, presumably, parts of private establishments such as pools, saunas, gyms, etc. That is, one has to make the conscious choice to enter such an establishment. Even if it's a publicly-funded establishment such as, say, a municipal swimming pool, the conscious choice to enter into such a place versus walking through an open street aren't comparable.