it's time to bring back "Make love, not war" as a slogan . . .

[OneBlueSky]

not only is it anti-war, it's also sex-affirmative . . . something badly needed in an era when sexuality is being demonized as something unclean and evil . . . we need to start affirming sexuality as a positive thing, not something to be ashamed of, hidden, and regulated by the government . . .

[Mojambo]

1. Hey, if it's more likely to get me laid...

I'm in man.

[northamericancitizen]

2. Agree 100%. Plus it would bring back the pendulum...

The sexual revolution touched most of us babyboomers but in the last 15 years most became uncumfortable dealing with sexe and raisng kids.

It is much easier to accept and express your own desires than the one of your kids.

I don't understand the RW Americans. They get all scandalized with Janet J. exposing a tit but they accept viewing obscene violence in real time TV.

I much prefer knowing that my 13 years old son is exposed to some nudity than watching all those cops and robber shows.

lise

[rawtribe]

3. Sounds like fun

Just play safe!

[JohnnyRingo]

4. The old classics will endure recycling

But I don't think we'll see a true anti-war movement until we revive the draft.

I believe that's the reason for the administation's relutance in reinstitution of selective service.

And I'm sure booty will play a vital role again.

[Kahuna]

5. Aw yes. Because it worked so well the first time....

...Actually, it didn't. It gave us Richard Nixon.

[corbett]

6. Why Do Think Radical Right Is Kinsey-Bashing

We definitely should try to revive that portion of the 60's but we need to be prepared for the backlash to be even stronger.