A Little Thing Called Common Sense ~by~ Just_A_Dude

Just_A_Dude · Apr 4th 2009, 3:40pm

The Guardian wrote:

Still your opinion, of which not everyone shares.

My only opinion is that nudity isn't going to kill anybody. It's natural and a part of life. Do you disagree?

The Guardian · Apr 4th 2009, 3:47pm

I your opinion it is natural, and a part of life. It does not mean others share the same opinion.

Just_A_Dude · Apr 4th 2009, 3:51pm

The Guardian wrote:

I your opinion it is natural, and a part of life. It does not mean others share the same opinion.

But it's also the truth, and the truth isn't an opinion... It's the truth.

Fact: People are afraid of the truth.

The Guardian · Apr 4th 2009, 3:56pm

Just_A_Dude wrote:

But it's also the truth, and the truth isn't an opinion... It's the truth.

Fact: People are afraid of the truth.

Wrong, I think you are now trying to pass off your opinion of truth, to try and exploit others.

Fact: truth is cold and hard, not everyone is afraid of it. It remains you opinion, you can deny it, however it will only show your illogical thoughts.

Just_A_Dude · Apr 4th 2009, 3:58pm

The Guardian wrote:

Wrong, I think you are now trying to pass off your opinion of truth, to try and exploit others.

Fact: truth is cold and hard, not everyone is afraid of it. It remains you opinion, you can deny it, however it will only show your illogical thoughts.

So you are trying to tell me that nudity is not natural and a part of life?

The Guardian · Apr 4th 2009, 4:00pm

No, I am trying to say that it is your opinion, that others may not share. And is their right. Thus the reason you have nudist' beaches, however you cannot go nude everywhere.

Just_A_Dude · Apr 4th 2009, 4:09pm

Okay, fine. Whatever.

I still fail to see where nudity is not natural. Anyone, somebody, please explain how it is not natural.

And if you can't prove it's not natural, then it is natural because it cannot be anything else (there is only natural and unnatural, I think.), thus the truth and not an opinion. You may not like the fact that it's natural, and I can respect that opinion, but the truth would in that case be that it is natural. And if it's the truth, it's not an opinion.

Just_A_Dude · Apr 4th 2009, 4:26pm

How you choose to react to the truth, however, is your right an opinion. I just wanted to clear that up. I'm just saying it's stupid to deny the truth.

The Guardian · Apr 4th 2009, 5:02pm

However you cannot prove it is natural. Thus a theory, or opinion of.

Now, I must head to work, ttyl?

Just_A_Dude · Apr 4th 2009, 6:30pm

The Guardian wrote:

However you cannot prove it is natural. Thus a theory, or opinion of.

Now, I must head to work, ttyl?

>.> I thought we already covered this. I can prove it's natural because it occurs in nature without human intervention.

The Guardian · Apr 5th 2009, 5:11am

Does it occur in Antarctica? in the winter? Dear heaven, up there you lose more than you fingers.

Bebop · Apr 5th 2009, 6:51am

The Guardian wrote:

Does it occur in Antarctica? in the winter? Dear heaven, up there you lose more than you fingers.

I don't know if you've noticed, but humans aren't a native species of antarctica.

The Guardian · Apr 5th 2009, 6:53am

fine, Iceland, greenland, Canada. God the list still goes on, as well it would still cause you to lose more than your fingers under these conditions.

Bebop · Apr 5th 2009, 6:56am

The Guardian wrote:

fine, Iceland, greenland, Canada. God the list still goes on, as well it would still cause you to lose more than your fingers under these conditions.

Thus why humans migrated into those territories after clothes had been invented and then improved to sustain humans in those conditions.

The Guardian · Apr 5th 2009, 6:57am

And why were they used? ah, common sense.

Bebop · Apr 5th 2009, 7:01am

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And why were they used? ah, common sense.

If it weren't natural for humans to be there in the first place, why would them wearing clothes there be natural?

Of course clothing is common sense in a harsh environment. But what about warm, sunny, properly hydrated climates? Is it natural for humans to wear clothes when the environment doesn't necessitate it?

The Guardian · Apr 5th 2009, 7:04am

What's natural and whats not?

If one does not like how cotton is now shaped than I can use a deer skin for clothes. Natural. Since the clothing is natural, what is his problem with clothing?

Bebop · Apr 5th 2009, 7:07am

The Guardian wrote:

What's natural and whats not?

If one does not like how cotton is now shaped than I can use a deer skin for clothes. Natural. Since the clothing is natural, what is his problem with clothing?

Clothing in essence is shelter of the most basic form. It provides protection from the elements; seeking shelter is natural. It is an instinct. But when survival doesn't dictate the need for clothing, why should anyone wear it?

The Guardian · Apr 5th 2009, 7:08am

Bebop wrote:

Clothing in essence is shelter of the most basic form. It provides protection from the elements; seeking shelter is natural. It is an instinct. But when survival doesn't dictate the need for clothing, why should anyone wear it?

Why should anyone not wear it? In this case, you can go nude, however i would like to be able to go somewhere when its below freezing.

Bebop · Apr 5th 2009, 7:10am

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Why should anyone not wear it? In this case, you can go nude, however i would like to be able to go somewhere when its below freezing.

So if you lived in a climate where the temperature never dropped below say... 65 degrees, why would you wear clothes?

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