jlrisdon@gmail.com wrote:
> On Jan 31, 3:07 pm, lameg...@hotmail.com (Tits McGee) wrote:
> > "onan_42" <onan...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > > OK, name ONE. Just one statute that says masturbation (not public
> > > > masturbation, but plan old vanilla, in your own house,
> > > > mastubation.- Hide quoted text -
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> > > It's against the state law in Texas to use a sex toy on yourself or
> > > others.(you can own one you just can't use it). no dildos, sybians,
> > > no Fleslights or Cyberskins. Sale of sex toys is prohobitited unless
> > > they are sold as "novelty" items. The same people who wrote this law
> > > would probably outlaw masturbation altogether if they could find out
> > > a way to police it.
> >
> > > Onan
> >
> > But that it a law against sex toys, not masturbation. Maybe they want
> > to outlaw it, but it ISN'T against the law.
>
> So, to recap the conversation.
>
> Demand: Name one law that says masturbation is illegal.
>
> Response: Here's one.
>
> Objection! That doesn't qualify .. . because .... because .... oh,
> yeah, because I said so.
Are you retarded? That is like saying that a law against condoms is a law
against sex or a law against child pornography is a law against using a
computer. Do you not know the difference between an ACT and an OBJECT? I
feel sorry for your wife if she says "lets have sex" and you hand her a
condom and walk away! On the other hand, maybe I shouldn't feel sorry if
that is what you do.
> (Right. You never know, there could be a myrid of reasons why someone
> would use a sex toy on themselves other than masturbation. Good point.)
Name a law against masturbation. Not a law against something you use to
masturbate. Masturbation is an ACT. A sex toy is an OJECT. Sex toys can
be used during SEX (imagine that! Oh, I bet you don't have an imagination,
though, do you?). Some sex toys can ALSO be used for massages. On the
other hand, you can use your hand, or a pillow, or the faucet in your bath
tub to masturbate. I didn't ask about a law that outlaws an object, but a
law that outlaws an act. So, NAME IT!
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