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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (740593)9/20/2013 6:40:14 AM
From: Brumar89  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1574998
 
The next human right - public masturbation at the beach.

A man who openly masturbated on a Stockholm beach has been acquitted of sexual assault in court after it was ruled he was not targeting a specific person, with the prosecutor saying it’s “okay” to play with yourself in public.

The incident occurred on June 6th at the Drevviken beach when the man removed his shorts and began masturbating close to the water. He was subsequently charged with sexual assault.

The Södertörn District Court has now acquitted the 65-year old in a judgement which stated that it “may be proven that the man exposed himself and masturbated on this occasion”.

However, the court added that no offence had been committed as the masturbating man was not pleasuring himself towards a specific person.

moonbattery.com

Guess we know where your next unnecessary Exxon-fueled foreign vacation trip will be too. Then you can live on the fantasies of having polluted a perfectly decent beach.