FREE TO WEAR PINK BIKINIS IN USA

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FREE TO WEAR A PINK BIKINI EVERY DAY

By Robert L. Huffstutter

In this area of bitter partisan politics and Socialist-Communist demonstrations by those who have the entitlement mindset, it is refreshing to think about the life of leisure that so often invades our daydreams.

It is not shameful to take mind trips to that favorite resort you enjoyed so many years ago, or even as near as last spring. There is no cause to feel like you do not deserve time away from the daily grind now and then. No, as one who lives in the world's most independently diverse and freedom-loving nation combined, it is your choice. Your choice is what democracy is all about. So, as silly as it might seem on the surface, as shallow as some might want to make it, the right to wear a pink bikini everyday is truly a freedom to be cherished.

But of course, it is not the ambition of everyone, no. The thought of lounging about in a sensual and fashionable swim outfit is not a thought shared by all. This is understood and certainly as it should be. Imagine a nation of bikini-clad individuals hanging out by the poolside day after day; it is hard to imagine. This is why I have taken the time to include a short work of ideological text to accompany the subject matter of this blog.

Nevertheless, the crux of our freedom of choice might well be founded on the right to wear what one chooses to wear. While we are taking care to be more politically aware of the rights of all, let us not ignore our basic rights, our rights guaranteed by our Bill of Rights. Thus, the right to wear a pink bikini everyday remains a fundamental freedom for each and every individual who is a mature adult. It is all a matter of choice.

This is just a thought, but why doesn't a bikini manufacturer drop off a few hundred bikinis at the nearest demonstration to liven up the event. Oh, I forgot about the color red--they would probably want red bikinis. Remember when Communism was once associated with the color red? Red China, "better dead than red" and a dozen other references. Time flys.