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Should we convert into a nudist society?

Duh, of course

Zane Ecklund

Issue date: 2/23/07 Section: Opinion
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For starters, society would not be nearly as violent. No one wants to fight a nude person because people are conservative about their personal space when clothed, let alone naked. Additionally, if you got angry and there was a naked person standing in front of you, chances are you would just start laughing and your anger would subside.

Being naked throughout the summer would also provide exceptional health benefits. First, an individual would undoubtedly receive a perfect all-over tan. This may sound vain, but consider that the best way to receive Vitamin D is from the sun. Vitamin D helps bone formation, regulates calcium in the blood and suppresses tumor development.

There is also a religious element to nudity in Christianity. In the book of Genesis, Adam and Eve are ashamed of themselves after eating the forbidden fruit. They realize they are naked and fashion clothes for themselves, and if what the Bible says is true, then this is when the garment oppression of the body began. If people start prancing around naked again, then they could become closer to God. It would be like going back to a time before sin, and humanity would have an opportunity to start over.

Discarding clothing would also eliminate the afflictions that result from fabric. No longer would people have to worry about wet socks or chafing, itchy wool. People would also spend less time deciding what they would wear on any particular day. This would amount to people getting to work on time with relative ease. Also, it could usher in a society where people were not as materialistic. Multitudes of cash would not into the economy, and advertising would no longer tattoo every conceivable surface of the planet.

Nudity is a natural part of life. If human beings were meant to wear clothes, then our mothers would have put outfits in their uteruses for us. Let nature take its course, and don't just be naked in the shower.
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Tom Mulhall

posted 2/23/07 @ 11:55 AM CST

Hi,
My name is Tom Mulhall. My wife and I own a nudist resort in Palm Springs, CA called The Terra Cotta Inn. We are experts in this area.

This is a cute article you wrote. (Continued…)

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Natura Fellowshp

posted 2/23/07 @ 1:41 PM CST

I commend the writer. Americans need to understand others including naturists (which according to USA Today number abut18% of the American public (though most haven't come out of the closet). (Continued…)

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John

posted 3/03/07 @ 4:43 PM CST

This is complete garbage. If people want to live in a naturist world, let them form one of their own and keep their disgusting nakedness away from decent folks. (Continued…)

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LVN

posted 3/04/07 @ 8:17 AM CST

In Spain currently there is no law against nudity in public places, a recent trial was dropped when a citizen was taken to court for being nude in a public place. (Continued…)

Tedius Zanarukando

posted 7/31/07 @ 9:44 PM CST

America should certainly convert to a nudist society very soon. All laws against public nudity must be repealed. People are not their clothes; they are their naked bodies. (Continued…)

Victor Bobier

posted 8/28/08 @ 10:04 AM CST

Nudism is not Immoral or Indecent, Even Pope John Paul II said so in His book entitled: Love and Responsibility (1981), he wrote: Nakedness itself is not immodest. (Continued…)

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