just because you don’t wanna be naked does NOT mean you’re insecure.

legalizing nudity in public sounds extremely unsanitary lmao.

Don’t understand how they aren’t talking about sexual assault.

what about pedophiles, rapists, sexual abusers? the public nudity question did not address this at all

ok but a shoutout to the editor for censoring ALL OF THAT for 15 minutes straight.

Being gay isn't a choice, wearing clothes is.

as touching as this video is, her comparing homosexuality to nudism irked me a bit. being gay is not a choice. having a strong belief is. please don’t relate hate crimes to laws that don’t hurt you.

I don’t like how they were so openly dismissive of others boundaries, like totally cool that you want to be a nudist and change society, but as it stands society is that way. Currently ppl will look at it as sexual harassment and that will not change for a very long time. Like have your opinion but at least accept that everyone’s boundaries are different?

Being a nudist is not the same as being oppressed as a gay person .

I don’t like the part when they said your insecure if you don’t want to be naked. Like that’s not the case at all

ur telling me that you wouldnt be bothered by ur child seeing an old man's parts? I WOULD BE TRAUMATISED

I honestly hated this one the most. They didn't ask the real questions that bring concern when being nude. What about hygiene? What about sexual harassment? What about possible harm to your body? What about sunburns and bug bites? What about illness and infections? I mean c'mon.

i know she did not compare the struggles of gay people to the struggles of wanting to be naked in public….

Personally I would feel extremely uncomfortable seeing nudists walking in public places... Also sounds pretty weird comparing gays rights to nudists right to be naked in public.

So if public nudity is legal does that mean that people who get off on showing their body to other people without their consent can just go around flashing people and it would be considered legal and okay? I feel they’re assuming everyone who would be nude would be doing it for wholesome reasons

This reminds me of smoking laws. There's places to smoke and not to smoke. Smoking is a choice. Nudity is a choice. Allow others to have the opportunity to choose if they are comfortable in an environment where nudity is accepted. I'm sure lots of people can't be around smokers as some people don't feel comfortable being around the naked body. There's a place and time for everything. We also have to think collectively and stop ignoring how others feel. When we are apart of communities, we obviously have to stand up for our people, but you should also have a responsibility to protect others. I personally think that's the most humane way to live. It's all about compromise and being genuine. I was r*ped. I don't want to see other people's bodies. But I respect your beliefs. So I'd want to know that places I go are safe for me you know? Since it's my responsibility for my trauma. And if that's your place to be nude, I'm happy for you and I personally won't go there... If that makes sense.

It took me forever to realize the belly wrap was for their microphones.

Less clothes doesn’t equal more confidence. You can be just as confident wearing clothes.

She compared being shot for being gay to putting on clothes to go out in public. Who are these people

Clothes are comfy to me. I love sweaters and fuzzy socks and the way a comfy pair of sweatpants feels on me. That doesn’t mean I’m insecure or doing anything unnatural lol.

she really stood there CONFIDENTLY comparing literal hate crimes to being nude in public...that was sick.

I feel like "being naked in public should be legal" is missing the BIG POINT of sexual harassment. On both nudists and non-nudists. Would be great if people could just not care about each other’s bodies, but we all know that’s far from being the case.

Dude, being naked in public SHOULD not be legal.

Genuine question: How do the females manage themselves when they're on their menstrual cycle? Like imagine you walking down the stairs at home and then suddenly boom blood

Not them giving the nudists Jubilee merch at the end 😭

The fact that they compared lgbt rights with the option to being naked is outrageous. Its not the same bruh

nah... im a nudist but i dont think it has to be legal. we not alone in this world and we have respect children and other people

I'm confused: Tim C: Nudity should be legal everywhere, if they don't like it they can look away! Also Tim C: I'm not comfortable with everyone seeing me nude...

Arguably one of their most controversial and entertaining videos yet

“Businesses profit from insecurities… if everyone liked how they are, so many places would go out of business.” Yep

A moment of silence for the editor who took 10 hours to blur them.

My heart sunk during the “it is okay to be nude in front of kids and minors” part. they claim it isn’t sexual even though the organs they are showing serve a sexual purpose. that’s like going into a place that says “no guns allowed” with a gun, and when you get caught by the cops with a gun in your hand you just say “what’s wrong? I wasn’t gonna use it?” People will be afraid because of the fact that you have a gun (are nude) when guns (nudity) aren’t permitted, and they will think you have bad intentions. This stuff shouldn’t be normalized in public especially for children to see.

to the point of the legality of being naked in public: if everyone’s intent was like these ppls it would be fine but there are inevitably weirdos who will use it for sexual gratification and exposure. It’s not right to subject kids or unconsenting ppl to that. Just bc a subset of people/nudists feel the human body is not sexual doesn’t mean that there aren’t creepers looking to get sexual gratification out of nudity

The one point I disagree with is “it’s nothing traumatizing” I know someone who would 100% be triggered by it because of childhood trauma

"do all nudist people think the same?" yeah pretty much

Call me old fashioned but i feel like being naked should be done in private settings and not to the general public's eyes

You also have to understand that you cannot control people’s reactions to your nudity. You get what you get.

I feel like this episode would have been better as a middle ground, everyone largely agreed with each other on everything

It’s so funny how deep they were trying to make it sound

BRO NO IT SHOULDN’T BE LEGAL IN PUBLIC THERES KIDS

Imagine is a hot summer day, get on the subway full of naked people, I swear the odor there would be even more disgusting than it normally is

The confidence these people have, its scary

Big guy really did a full sprint when they asked about being naked around of kids. huge supporter of being naked around kids. Definitely not a red flag

A lot of perverts. When they all were on the agree side when it came to CHILDREN, I was OUTTTT. This is gross!

im not a nudist but i totally agree with "the human body is overly sexualized" at this point i don't even need to explain why, there are so many obvious reasons and examples

Why is no one pointing out that there’s no way to tell the difference between nudists and creepy people? Like if nudity in public becomes legal, that means anyone can be nude and there’s a lot of people who aren’t clean and wouldn’t be doing it for wholesome reasons

Here is my thought process on this: I don’t like being nude, and I don’t like seeing other people nude. It’s not that I think your ugly or think you deserve less rights but honestly the human body is ugly af to me even if I consider you to be one of the most attractive people. I also don’t like seeing people make out in public (to be fair quick kiss is fine, I mean going to town make out) They made a large argument about sex and sexualizing the human body and that it’s wrong and It’s true to an extent. In the end we deserve equal rights. I don’t want to see you naked, you want to be naked. Split it down the middle and have areas dedicated to both.

In Germany, we have nude beaches. It's a relict from the GDR. Certain parts of the beach (be it the ocean or a lake) are marked as FKK and you are allowed to go into the water and sunbathe without any swim wear. If you don't want to see that, just go to another part of the beach. Personally, I think that's a great option for anyone who is not comfortable with seeing other people naked.

There are sexual abuse victims that wouldn’t want to see that

I would've liked to see a question about the health side of this. From a skin protection side, I would never go out in the heat of summer in direct sunlight and insects everywhere without clothes on.

They want to make nudity legal!? I think they should have been born in the stone age.

6:39 ayo why did he walk so fast? 🤨

1% of their confidence is more than enough to help me

the irony of the producers giving them shirts at the end 😭

as a Muslim who was taught the importance of modesty and covering up my whole life, this is mad to me because it’s so different from the majority of people’s views. but it’s interesting hearing another perspective on nudity I guess.

The kid part. Leave the kids alone. That shouldn’t be a question. That big dude, I wouldn’t trust around my kids

I am surprised that hygiene was not mentioned throughout the video, I mean, If nudity was to become legal then there would be a real issue with public transport, cafes restaurants...Like I would personally be worried if I sat naked in a place where anyone could do the same(with or without STI). The world would feel like a public toilet LOL. Also, there are certain clothes which are really necesary if you dont want to damage your body, I mean i think walking without shoes on on the street can be painful and also dirty, shoes aid in support and stability of our foot so they are important. Apart from that the risk of catching a skin contagious "illness" increases , I caught one at the pool on the sole of my feet... This comment does not intend to offend anyone, it is just a reflection of my thoughts regarding nudity, I must say however I do not agree nor disagree with it.

Regardless, clothing is not just some sort of “societal construct”, clothing is often times literally protection, that in many cases is essential. How are you going to walk around cities barefoot during the summer? No jacket on during the winter?

I would like to see a debate with nudist and people who strongly disagree with their lifestyle.

The fit black guy with the nine inch girth monster telling everyone they're beautiful. Ty. You're too kind.

i would be extremely uncomfortable and scared seeing men naked

I disagree with the kid point. My first time seeing a woman naked I was in early elementary and I didn’t find it funny or silly. I told my mom and it made me highly uncomfortable. I had seen my family (women) bodies so it wasn’t that I was unaware but I was uncomfortable seeing that without knowing I would experience it.

The reasons for wearing clothes outnumber the reasons for not wearing them. Its cool but its an extreme level of comfort where you have put your body's protection and hygiene on stake.

yeah bc people shooting up gay bars is the same as people being uncomfortable when you are naked

This is too risky to make it legal. It’s easier to assault people when you don’t have to take off their cloths. Kids should also not be exposed to it. Let them discover those things in there own?

I don't consent to seeing naked people walking down the street, apologies.

In terms of being a nudist I think there are boundaries that must not be crossed for example, being nude near a park or near a school. But other than that I support them

They really don’t think about the pedophilia and sexual assaults that people would experience. Today fully clothed it happens… imagine fully naked🤦🏻‍♂️

It depends in what public spaces. If it's in a nudist area than that's fine but not in places where it isn't acceptable.

I don’t think they understand how ages 15-17 actually think….

Comparing hate crimes to being naked in public is disgusting. Seriously fucked up.

6:39 officer, it's this one

I really agree with the one woman who said that a lot of people would be out of business if everybody was happy

The amount of skin you decide to show does not necessarily measure your level of confidence, self esteem or freedom. If this is something that’s liberating to you, by all means, stand by it. But “my freedom stops where yours begin” is especially true regarding extreme positions like this one. Not everything that’s marginalized should be globally normalized. There’s a reason we were born naked just like there’s a reason we now wear clothes. I also found the comparison to gay ppl and women who wear the niqab slightly offensive and ignorant. Pretty much saying that these women are forced to cover up their faces, when they’re, in majority of cases, not at all. Same with women who wear the hijab. It’s a choice. They choose to be modest and that’s their view of body liberation and their way of expressing their religious freedom. So EVEN if being naked outside was legal and normalized, these women (and even men) would NOT adhere to that because of their religion. You don’t hold the power nor the monopoly of freedom and body positivity because you chose to go about your life naked and you’ve been taught that freedom looks a certain way. Freedom comes and is expressed in all shapes. As for the gay bar comparison…what?! Sexual orientation isn’t a choice, them being ostracized, targeted, victimized and KILLED for who they fundamentally are and can’t change, is far more outrageous than you receiving awkward looks for a CHOICE you made and that’s reversible. The LGBTQ+ community is constantly being persecuted for who they are, that’s why they need spaces where they can feel safe and protected. It makes sense that grocery stores wouldn’t allow ppl to come naked, but it wouldn’t make sense for them to ban ppl in the LGBTQ+ community. It would make sense for movie theatres, public transportations, schools etc to ban naked people, but it wouldn’t make sense if they ban the LGBTQ+ community. I think there’s a lack of perspective in their discourse. Regardless of my opinions, this was a very interesting video with very interesting views. I just wish questions about health and hygiene (homeboy said he has a brown couch just in case, I mean…), predators that could use a potential legality of nudity, to fulfill their dangerous agendas, SA survivors who could easily be triggered because they might have a difficult relationship with nudity etc were brought up. I also wish we were able to have people from the trans and non-binary community as well as people with body dysmorphia. These participants seemed to heavily agree on everything, so there were no nuances nor any different perceptions really. It was hardly a debate. This is a discussion that goes far beyond “well I wanna be naked and everyone in society needs to approve of my choice”. However, I definitely support the idea of having many places that allow nudity!

Wait we lived in 21st century and are we going back to the ancient primitive times where clothes is a joke to you? TF am i watching?

i feel like they all ignored how people can easily use this to sexuality assault/harass people

I am literally someone who has gone to nudist locations with my SO, but I gotta say that Jafri was the only one making sense when everyone else was saying that public nudity should be legal and that people who dislike it should just deal with disliking it. It's as if these people suddenly forgot that there's a *reason* we (generally) try to govern our societies democratically.

Humans started wearing clothing for a reason it’s not just like they woke up and chose to cover up.

I don’t think being gay shld have been compared to being allowed to walk around nude 😭

Considering how photos of women's chests are still censored to this day, I think we would have a long way to go before having more nude spaces that don't evoke unwanted sexual attention. Women's breasts aren't inherently sexual but were sexualised by men despite their function being to feed babies, so even to dismantle that and make it normalised for women to be topless would be extremely difficult because there will undoubtedly be unwanted sexualisation and non consensual attention or behaviour. That said, I think a beautiful part of this was showing that most nudists do it for liberation, and society shouldn't view it as being a sexual thing. Making it more normalised does have potential to make nude bodies less sexualised and appreciated differently over time

OKAY but imagine: sitting in a bus and some naked dude stands infront of you with his sweaty shlong dangling infront of your face. You tell him to go away If there is no physical space left on the bus Then that IS traumatizing and you don’t have the option to “not participate”

not everyone is comfortable with naked body but YOU DO YOU and the confidence they have is beautiful

the kids argument is disrespectful in so many levels honestly, if it's legal to do that around kids, sexual assault lawsuits would be taken even less seriously.

"If everybody was happy how many people would be out of business" 🤯

I'd like to hear a question like: "Is it comfortable for naked people to hug each other?"

No prompts about how they navigate bodily odours and smells? Do they stay clean? Do they burn themselves when they cook food? Do they purchase stuff to wash clothes? Sexual harassment? Change in seasons? Occasions that require different attire i.e. weddings, work? Did they ever have doubts? What are their opinions on The Fall (Genesis 3)? SO MANY QUESTIONS!

Just because people can pass a background check doesn’t mean they aren’t perverts.

Making nudity in public legal is absolutely absurd,sure u can be as naked as u want in ur own home but cmon in public??As much as u have rights to be comfortable everyone else does too,not everyone one would like to see ur naked body,not everyones comfortable with seeing literal naked people out in public,making such a law is absolutely unacceptable

some people wear a clothes as a form of creative expression (like me), how am I insecure when it's just what I like to wear?

So HOW does nobody even mention hygiene ?!

4:43 It does hurt people. I got flashed when I was young, I can never forget that. It's honestly so traumatizing. If they want to be naked, Let them. But they should at least think about others who won't consent to see someone naked. I find them selfish. At least think about someone else who won't find that appropriate or kids - that's not okay with them at all. Also don't you guys already have a place where you can be naked? why do you want to bring that somewhere else? Just get a place of your own and be naked. Don't violate someone else for your own "I love myself".

They can walk outside being naked but feel uncomfortable to be seen naked by anyone...

As someone who has experience sexual abuse I feel very uncomfortable around people who are wearing very little clothing or are nude. I honestly find it frustrating that people could dismiss others traumatic experiences because it goes against their beliefs.

I like how all of them think the human body is overly sexualized. Their views are very interesting.

Some of their views on public nudity seem extremely selfish to me. A parent should be able to protect their child from something they believe is in appropriate for their child to see, end of story. Not to mention all the sick people that would use this as a way to get of and cause harm to others. I don’t care what you do at the right place and time, but if you are making everyone around you extremely uncomfortable, that is just wrong on your part because there is often a lot more to peoples modesty’s than just “because society told them so”

I’m sorry but I don’t want public nudity to be legal. I don’t want to be on a packed tube with someone’s naked body rubbing up against me. Or imagine when it’s hot and stinky and I have to smell someone’s rank junk. No thank you.

Maybe if we lived in a world with perfect hygiene but I know for a fact we don't.

I mean if it’s in your house or on your property go for it. But I’d prefer not to have people’s bits and pieces swanging around everywhere in public 💀😂

"You can just look away.." like what?🧐

These people are simply just self absorbed and selfish. Believing it’s okay to expose their disgusting selves to children is absurd