Strip Clubs- last Bastion for Savoring Female Bodies
by Jack Corbett
Xtreme Magazine created the "Wanted for Debauchery Image" of me in my lever action rifle article featuring Montana Steele as a good natured joke. But I do not think that most of you reading this, who my hit counters tell me come from my Jack Corbett Topless Club Guide for the most part, find the same sense of humor in your being labeled "perverts, losers, reprobates, or degenerates simply because you go to strip clubs. The reality is the opposite. Several thousand years of human History shows me that the United States is stuck in a Medieval time warp of rigid conformity and asexuality in which the human body is viewed as an amorphous lump of homogeneity that must be kept out of sight. You, on the other hand, are different. You go to strip clubs because it is the only venue left in the United States that is fit for savoring female bodies.
it's what goes on in the strip clubs that's normal while those who fail to appreciate the strip club experience belong to a subspecies of humanity that can best be compared to the executioners of the Spanish Inquisition.
It's time to reverse the roles that have been so far played by your detractors and those
who are either part of or who at least appreciate the Adult
Entertainment Industry and what it offers. This can only be
done by thinking in terms of image. For you---"I am debaucherous, and proud of it" and for those who equate debauchery,
strip clubs and adult entertainment as pure evil--"The Mothers for a
More Boring Nation" I am licentious. But you really
should be thinking of "the Mothers for a More Boring Nation as those black hooded
figures of the Spanish Inquisition who were torturing and burning at the
stake all heretics they could get their hands on. Image or
symbols for us should be all important and used whenever we can.
Starting with Heretic, whose dictionary definition is >noun
(pl. heresies) 1 belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious
(especially Christian) doctrine. 2 opinion profoundly at odds with
what is generally accepted. -ORIGIN Greek hairesis 'choice, sect'.
Therefore, I am a heretic according to "Mothers for a More Boring
Nation terminology I think we are agreed that it was the torturers during the
Inquisition who represent the dinosaurs of the past while their
victims represent normalcy when we consider the broad spectrum of
History and human culture. So let us ponder what is considered
normal today. Here's what's "normal" in the U.S. today, and I can assure you that
Western Europe isn't very far behind. Compared to my college
years in the 1960's Americans weigh more than 25 pounds more
than what they did back then. Americans, and especially women,
fail to exercise. Eating consists of driving down to the local
fast food restaurant and waiting for someone to bring out a
bag of fast food that is accompanied by sugar laden soft drinks that
will put the weight on even faster than your favorite high calorie
beer. Or sticking a frozen pizza in the oven. Either way
the big exercise moment of the day was having to walk down to the
car. And when most Americans tell you that they actually go
down to the health club and exercise, I ask you to go down and watch
them carefully. You will notice that most of their exercise
consists of walking around from machine to machine, resting up on a
bench after doing five minutes on a treadmill watching the members
of the opposite sex ambling about, or gossiping with others who are
also pretending to exercise.
It is getting to be so bad in the United States that far too many of
today's young movie starlets are starting to resemble the Burgher
King fed heifers watching them.
Back in ancient Greece, people used to compete nude in the Olympics.
That's because the Greeks aspired to perfection of the total person,
and that included body, mind and soul. And when
you see statues of young Greek men and women, most of them are
completely nude so obviously the Greeks admired a good body and were
not ashamed to show it. Today, women are wearing suits and other garments that show off the
human body about as much as a gunny sack, which is not a bad idea
because a gunny sack is a lot cheaper and probably more durable as
well. So whereas the 1960's were oftentimes called the Age of
Sexual Liberation, the first years of the 21st century should be
called The Age of the Gunny Sack. What really amazes me is how so many
Americans today can continue to have sex.
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