From http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-pasties26apr26,0,2273078.story We hear of activist Jennifer Moss who bicycles and rollerblades through Ojai, California periodically to call attention to the benefits of water and natural fiber clothing.  She seems to also draw a lot of attention to herself, seeing as she is usually wearing a hemp G-string and pasties…the “bare” mininum necessary to not be nude in public.Reactions to her awareness campaign are predictably controversial, even for California,  Moss relates:  ”Nudity is natural, but a lot of people are uncomfortable with it,” she said rapidly. “It’s OK for children to play video games where they are killing each other, and it’s patriotic to murder people in a war. But women’s breasts in public? You better watch out!”You really can’t argue with that…most people are more loathing of the natural beauty of the human body than they are of offensive violence.   
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From http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-pasties26apr26,0,2273078.story

We hear of activist Jennifer Moss who bicycles and rollerblades through Ojai, California periodically to call attention to the benefits of water and natural fiber clothing.  She seems to also draw a lot of attention to herself, seeing as she is usually wearing a hemp G-string and pasties…the “bare” mininum necessary to not be nude in public.

Reactions to her awareness campaign are predictably controversial, even for California,  Moss relates: 

 ”Nudity is natural, but a lot of people are uncomfortable with it,” she said rapidly. “It’s OK for children to play video games where they are killing each other, and it’s patriotic to murder people in a war. But women’s breasts in public? You better watch out!”

You really can’t argue with that…most people are more loathing of the natural beauty of the human body than they are of offensive violence.   

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