Conservative Extremists thread: 4-6-05 Idaho Gentleman's Club busted for having nude women

[dmcowen674]

Thread where I will post latest Conservative Authoratarian events and issues.

It is the Ultimate in "Do as I say not Do as I do" mentality of these people.

Here is the latest on the Conservatives Extremeist view that the female body is Evil and you cannot look at it:

4-6-2005 Idaho Police Raid Club Over Nude 'Art Night'

BOISE, Idaho - An Idaho strip club that attempted to get around a ban on full nudity by giving patrons sketch pads for special "art nights" was cited for violating the city's nudity rules, officials said on Tuesday.

Boise allows full nudity for "serious artistic" expression only, so the club handed out pencils and sketch pads to patrons so they could sketch naked women.

A police spokeswoman said officials concluded, however, that patrons were not focused on art, so officers cited three dancers for violations of the city nudity ordinance. "The case is being reviewed by the Boise city attorney for the possibility of future citations," said spokeswoman Lynn Hightower.

Erotic City owner Chris Teague called the citations a violation of the civil rights of the dancers, as well as an "insult to the patrons." But the club would suspend 'art night' until the matter was settled in court.
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I give this Business owner credit for fighting the Right Wing Establishment :thumbsup:

 

[Darkhawk28]

Just like the Alabama "No dildos" law.

 

[Red Dawn]

Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Just like the Alabama "No dildos" law.

I guess that doesn't apply to those who already hold office or have been appointed to the Bench.

 

[Darkhawk28]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Just like the Alabama "No dildos" law.

I guess that doesn't apply to those who already hold office or have been appointed to the Bench.

Or to those behind the bench? eeeesh! :laugh:

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Just like the Alabama "No dildos" law.

I guess that doesn't apply to those who already hold office or have been appointed to the Bench.

That's correct in fact.

Check out Alabama's Law which was upheld by the USSC.

Law Enforcement, Judges and Politicians are specifically exempt from the Dildo Law.

Sex Toy Sale Still Criminal in Alabama

 

[TastesLikeChicken]

Funny, but I don't recall any anti-nudity issues being the sole domain of the right-wing establishment. Such a battle has been waged in Central Florida for a couple of decades now and the lefty and righty politicians both joined together to get those laws enacted.

Maybe the lefties were just pandering to the masses for re-election, eh?

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
Funny, but I don't recall any anti-nudity issues being the sole domain of the right-wing establishment. Such a battle has been waged in Central Florida for a couple of decades now and the lefty and righty politicians both joined together to get those laws enacted.

Maybe the lefties were just pandering to the masses for re-election, eh?

Yes and it didn't work.

Florida is clearly 100% a Red State only now.

 

[cKGunslinger]

Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Just like the Alabama "No dildos" law.

Texas has the same kind of thing. Selling "life-like" toys are prohibited, and owning more than some arbitrary number indicates an "intent to distribute."

That's why every "fun" shop have weird dildos in the shape of cats, egyptian pharaohs, etc.

It's so stupid, and just another example of the "nanny government" telling consenting adults what they can and can't do with their bodies/lives, based on some "moral" reasoning. *sigh*

 

[TastesLikeChicken]

Originally posted by: dmcowen674

Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken
Funny, but I don't recall any anti-nudity issues being the sole domain of the right-wing establishment. Such a battle has been waged in Central Florida for a couple of decades now and the lefty and righty politicians both joined together to get those laws enacted.

Maybe the lefties were just pandering to the masses for re-election, eh?

Yes and it didn't work.

Florida is clearly 100% a Red State only now.

Well Orlando was blue until recently when the mayor got caught buying votes and was removed from office. In fact, Orlando has been consistently blue over the years and they've continued to clamp down on the gentlemen's clubs over that same time, so your theory about this being right wing is a bit whack, dude.

 

[MisterCornell]

You don't seem to have a problem with leftwingers blocking Walmarts in their town, but you are upset about conservatives not allowing strip clubs in their municapalities. Interesting priorities you have there.

 

[Nozirev]

Originally posted by: MisterCornell
You don't seem to have a problem with leftwingers blocking Walmarts in their town, but you are upset about conservatives not allowing strip clubs in their municapalities. Interesting priorities you have there.

Its not even that they don't allow strip clubs. Its a case of your not allowed to be fully nude. Topless is still fine. Idaho is far from the only place that is tops off only.

This strip club obviously tried to bypass that law by saying it was art night. I'm sure the dancers were acting like art subjects too, sitting on bar stools in a pose. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing wrong with strip clubs.

Agruements on whether or not there should be a law preventing full nudity is one thing, but this was a blantant attempt to try to sidestep the law. And as a result they should be fined. Although I hate to blame the dancers, as it was most likely the ownerships fault.

 

[shira]

Originally posted by: dmcowen674That's correct in fact.

Check out Alabama's Law which was upheld by the USSC.

Law Enforcement, Judges and Politicians are specifically exempt from the Dildo Law.

Sex Toy Sale Still Criminal in Alabama

Actually (and fortunately, so far), this wasn't upheld by the USSC, just by a US Circuit Court.

Edit: Oops, I was wrong about my first statement. I just saw that the USSC refused to review the Circuit Court's decision.

But let me get this straight:

If if get a real, live, female orifice, attached to a real, live consenting woman, in my little hovel, I can make use if said orifice with no fear from the state of Alabamba.

But if I get a fake, plastic version of the orifice, I can be arrested.

Presumably, plastic corrupts.

 

[shira]

In the state of Alabamba, can a person be busted for illicit use of a cucumber?

 

[TastesLikeChicken]

Originally posted by: shira

Originally posted by: dmcowen674That's correct in fact.

Check out Alabama's Law which was upheld by the USSC.

Law Enforcement, Judges and Politicians are specifically exempt from the Dildo Law.

Sex Toy Sale Still Criminal in Alabama

Actually (and fortunately, so far), this wasn't upheld by the USSC, just by a US Circuit Court.

But let me get this straight:

If if get a real, live, female orifice, attached to a real, live consenting woman, in my little hovel, I can make use if said orifice with no fear from the state of Alabamba.

But if I get a fake, plastic version of the orifice, I can be arrested.

Presumably, plastic corrupts.

No. Only the sale of sex toys is illegal in Alabama. Possession is not illegal.

 

[shira]

Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken

Originally posted by: shira

Originally posted by: dmcowen674That's correct in fact.

Check out Alabama's Law which was upheld by the USSC.

Law Enforcement, Judges and Politicians are specifically exempt from the Dildo Law.

Sex Toy Sale Still Criminal in Alabama

Actually (and fortunately, so far), this wasn't upheld by the USSC, just by a US Circuit Court.

But let me get this straight:

If if get a real, live, female orifice, attached to a real, live consenting woman, in my little hovel, I can make use if said orifice with no fear from the state of Alabamba.

But if I get a fake, plastic version of the orifice, I can be arrested.

Presumably, plastic corrupts.

No. Only the sale of sex toys is illegal in Alabama. Possession is not illegal.

Once again demonstrating your incomparable ability to miscomprehend. From Judge Bartlett's dissent:

"Alabama's law not only restricts the sale of certain sexual devices, but, like the statute in Lawrence, burdens private adult sexual activity within the home."

Now, if you want to argue that possessing but not USING sex toys is okay in Alabamba, feel free. I don't know about you, but a plastic orifice is a terrible thing to waste.

 

[TastesLikeChicken]

Originally posted by: shira

Originally posted by: TastesLikeChicken

Originally posted by: shira

Originally posted by: dmcowen674That's correct in fact.

Check out Alabama's Law which was upheld by the USSC.

Law Enforcement, Judges and Politicians are specifically exempt from the Dildo Law.

Sex Toy Sale Still Criminal in Alabama

Actually (and fortunately, so far), this wasn't upheld by the USSC, just by a US Circuit Court.

But let me get this straight:

If if get a real, live, female orifice, attached to a real, live consenting woman, in my little hovel, I can make use if said orifice with no fear from the state of Alabamba.

But if I get a fake, plastic version of the orifice, I can be arrested.

Presumably, plastic corrupts.

No. Only the sale of sex toys is illegal in Alabama. Possession is not illegal.

Once again demonstrating your incomparable ability to miscomprehend. From Judge Bartlett's dissent:

"Alabama's law not only restricts the sale of certain sexual devices, but, like the statute in Lawrence, burdens private adult sexual activity within the home."

Now, if you want to argue that possessing but not USING sex toys is okay in Alabamba, feel free. I don't know about you, but a plastic orifice is a terrible thing to waste.

From the previous link:

http://web.morons.org/article.jsp?id=5380

Fortunately for Alabamians, only the sale of sex toys is prohibited; possession is not a crime. This could mean an sex toy economic boom for Florida (sex toy sales are illegal in Mississippi, Georgia and Tennessee).

You were saying?

Learn how to read, dumb@ss.

 

[Strk]

There's nothing wrong with restricting certain things in a strip club. The Supreme Court has already said it is constitutional. (The judgment was over a decade ago)

 

[Insomniak]

Originally posted by: shira
In the state of Alabamba, can a person be busted for illicit use of a cucumber?

:laugh:


gold!

 

[fornax]

What about the illicit use of a stick shift (that was a funny video )

 

[MisterCornell]

Dave McCowen wants to send his future daughter to work in a strip club. That way he can retire, and live as her pimp daddy. :laugh:

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: MisterCornell
Dave McCowen wants to send his future daughter to work in a strip club. That way he can retire, and live as her pimp daddy. :laugh:

Like Lindsey Lohan's Dad :thumbsup:

Look at those sketch's

Not bad

Erotic City owner Chris Teague sits on the stage at his bar in Boise, Idaho, Tuesday, April 5, 2005, holding pictures that have been drawn by patrons while they were watching dancers performing nude at the club.