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Subject: Privacy is a matter of individual choice. Individuals consenting to engage in sexual acts in public situations have chosen to forego their right to privacy.

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Sacred Poontang
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Date Posted: 23:18:15 11/19/02 Tue
In reply to: chadi 's message, "You didn't respond to the privacy and public display related part of my comments" on 22:39:38 11/19/02 Tue

My ideal society is one in which people have the right to choose whether or not they wish to engage privately or publicly in sexual acts.

Who determines which acts must be conducted solely in private and which acts may be conducted in public? You, or a moralistic Big Brother government?

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It depends on which "public" you're talking about. You do not have the right to insult someone by email. Some people consider pornography as an insult, and most pornographers send pornographic and obscene spams to their emails. (this is just one mere example). (NT) chadi 23:34:22 11/19/02 Tue

The definition of freedom is that your rights end where your neighbor's began. Your neighbor has a right to positively express his/her sexuality. They do not, however, have the right to coerce you into participating, or to verbally abuse you. (NT) -- Sacred Poontang, 23:55:30 11/19/02 Tue
What makes spam annoying is not the content, but the lack of choice you had in receiving it. It has nothing to do with pornography, anymore than it has to do with debt consolidation or Viagra. -- Sacred Poontang, 01:53:00 11/20/02 Wed