Perhaps I spoke too soon when I said no harm could come of public toplessness for women. [Public toplessness is now legal in Ontario, Canada.]

A recent episode put 2 men in the hospital, caused another to suffer severely lacerated gums, and left one woman with two severed fingers.

What happened?

Apparently, a cab driver saw a woman flash her boyfriend and lost control of his car.  He crashed into a dentist's office and was hospitalized, along with a bystander who was hit by a piece of falling debris.

The lady dentist was so startled by the crash that she cut the gums of the man she was working on, who then accidentally bit off two of her fingers.

Personally, though, I don't consider this episode a failure of public toplessness, or proof of any supposed evil of female sexuality.  It's more a testament to the awesome power in a pretty woman's tits.

It proves that most women don't seem to understand this power or how to use it.  Unfortunately, I have no real suggestions for them.  There are no examples to follow.  Our society has never given women the chance to learn.

It is my hope that they will learn now.

Legalized public toplessness gives them that chance.

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