Subj : Re: EU rejects claims of
To   : MIKE POWELL
From : Rob Mccart
Date : Tue Sep 02 2025 08:48 am

RR>> Expanded in the early 20s to make taking pictures of
  >> "women" in swim suits at a public beach. Making it a sex crime if you being
  >> there with a camera made them feel uncomfortable.  Penalties include large
  >> fines, jail, and or chemical castration.

MP>Beaches are a good place to take pictures of many other things... lighthouses
  >sunsets... that have nothing to do with whoever is there.  I usually try to
  >ignore other people... being tagged for a sex crime just because my camera
  >makes them uncomfortable is going way too far.

Not to make light of this, and not exactly related other than to other
comments on this, I recall in one of my very early part time jobs after
school in a grocery store, one of the full time workers was staring at
a woman in a very short skirt bending over reaching something in a
cooler and showing a lot more than she probably intended.
The store manager happened along and noticed this and pulled the guy
aside and said he shouldn't be doing that, to which he replied, If she
doesn't want an audience, she shouldn't put on a show..

That's like the situation where some young lady is wearing very sexy
clothes and takes offence at all the 'dirty old men' staring at her.

They go out in public but want to pick and choose who can look at them.

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