I stand with the French on this!

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Paddy replied

26 August 2020, 19:27
Originally posted by jayn200 View Post

Police should have asked the family to leave.

Don't want to see topless women in France? Don't go to a public beach.

Bournemouth passed a bylaw back in the 1970s specifically allowing topless bathing on the beach.

Edit: I am quite sure that Southern Cyprus has a similar law, I vaguely remember the Orthodox Church not objecting.

Last edited by Paddy; 26 August 2020, 19:31.
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jayn200 replied

26 August 2020, 19:04
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Reading the French news about this there was a full scale argument going on with a 'well covered family and children' and the police ordered the cover up to quell the argument. It probably stopped a riot.

Police should have asked the family to leave.

Don't want to see topless women in France? Don't go to a public beach.
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Old Greg replied

26 August 2020, 13:48
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Good luck getting that bastard back in the sea!

It's the major risk event for rising sea levels.
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Zigenare replied

26 August 2020, 13:38
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

MF has taken his top off in solidarity.

Good luck getting that bastard back in the sea!
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Old Greg replied

26 August 2020, 13:06
MF has taken his top off in solidarity.
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Paddy replied

26 August 2020, 13:00
Originally posted by woohoo View Post

So it’s not just a prudish reaction but a religious opinion? I’m guessing that’s what you mean?

No comment.
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woohoo replied

26 August 2020, 12:56
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Reading the French news about this there was a full scale argument going on with a 'well covered family and children' and the police ordered the cover up to quell the argument. It probably stopped a riot.

So it’s not just a prudish reaction but a religious opinion? I’m guessing that’s what you mean?
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darmstadt replied

26 August 2020, 12:52
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Reading the French news about this there was a full scale argument going on with a 'well covered family and children' and the police ordered the cover up to quell the argument. It probably stopped a riot.

Were the well covered family British tourists on holiday?
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Paddy replied

26 August 2020, 12:46
Originally posted by woohoo View Post

Topless sunbathing defended by French interior minister - BBC News

Not sure how anyone can Be against topless sunbathing, but well done France.

Reading the French news about this there was a full scale argument going on with a 'well covered family and children' and the police ordered the cover up to quell the argument. It probably stopped a riot.
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woohoo started a topic I stand with the French on this!

26 August 2020, 12:31
I stand with the French on this!

Topless sunbathing defended by French interior minister - BBC News

Not sure how anyone can Be against topless sunbathing, but well done France.
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