Dallas Bans Erections At Pride

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Filed By John M. Becker | September 13, 2013 2:30 PM

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[lastrega]

The tags on this post are a work of art.

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[bmh4d0k3n]

[evilnel]

Cosigned.

Would lol again.

[lizzy_someone]

Thank you for this comment, because I had not previously noticed the tags, and now I am dying at "offshore drilling."

[redstar826]

I don't have a problem with pride organizers deciding that they want to keep things appropriate for all ages, but for the city to do this sounds ridiculous, especially since we are talking about a one day event that should be pretty damned easy to avoid if someone isn't interested.

[alryssa]

if children are anywhere in the vicinity, a felony.

oh the old 'gay men are pedos' chestnut

siiiiggghhhh

[thelilyqueen]

I don't think it's necessarily an 'OMG, pedos!' thing, as much as an 'OMG, childrens might see body parts!' one considering women's breasts can't be bared either. Ridic. I wish we -as a country- would be half as upset over violence (including sexual assault) and homelessness and so on as we are over a nip slip or being able to see the contours of a guy's package.

[rayofblacklight]

I wish we -as a country- would be half as upset over violence (including sexual assault) and homelessness and so on as we are over a nip slip or being able to see the contours of a guy's package.

+1

[alryssa]

except this has never actually come up (ha) until the Pride parade, so that pretty much implies heavily to me otherwise

[robintheshrew]

[leaf_kunoichi]

I'm not surprised about the crackdown. Some of the cities around Dallas have been passing regulations and cracking down on "indecent attire". A restaurant chain, Redneck Heaven, hold/held Anything But Clothes nights in which the servers (all young females) wear anything but clothes. They were infamous for wearing panties and body paint.

It has become a hot topic for some of the cities around here.

[maynardsong]

But that's perfectly legit cuz those appeal to straight men?

[leaf_kunoichi]

Not anymore. Once it was actually reported to Lewisville officials, regulations were passed to ban it. Other cities are passing similar laws/regulations banning indecent attire.