Widespread public nudity and explicit material at San Francisco‘s Pride event is “totally fine, according to cops interviewed by Tenet Media reporter Tayler Hansen.
Footage from the event showed grown men parading around nude as small children looked on.
However, almost all of the nude attendees dismissed concerns about children.
One participant defended public nudity when questioned by Hansen.
“Should nudity be more welcoming around kids?” Hansen asked.
“Yes,” the man immediately responded.
“None of the crybabies and parents who complain about it can never explain exactly how a child is harmed by seeing a human body.”
“Every study that’s been done on the subject shows that it’s not harmful.”
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Another interviewee shared a similar sentiment.
“I think that kids are born naked and that as long as there’s not any kind of sexuality added to it, that it’s just nude.”
“That’s all it is,” he said.
Other attendees similarly defended the nudity at the event, arguing it is natural and should be accepted in public spaces.
“We were all born this way, why be ashamed of it?” said one participant.
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“If you don’t want your kids to see what goes on at Pride, don’t bring them,” another nudist remarked. “Not everything needs to be kid-friendly.”
However, one mother said her nine-year-old daughter felt “uncomfortable” with the naked men nearby.
The daughter said a naked man wearing only a mask made her feel “grossed out.”
While speaking with police, Hansen asked one officer about the legality of public nudity in front of children.
The officer explained that nudity is permitted “within certain boundaries” and that it becomes illegal only if done for “sexual gratification.”
“Even with kids, it’s fine to be nudist as long as there’s no masturbation or anything like that?” Hansen asked.
“Yeah,” the female officer responded, as the other officer nodded in agreement.
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