Which of these should be legal?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Topless women in public - outside of a nude beach only if they have a license
Full nudity in public - outside of a nude beach, for women only, and only if they have a license
Child pornography - no
Minors buying pornography - 16 and up yes
Pedophilia - no
Zoophilia - no
Necrophilia - it's pretty disgusting but if the person can somehow obtain the corpse through legal means I guess it I would keep it legal.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Full nudity in public - No, unless it's a nude beach.

what about a strip club?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Topless women in public - if they have a license
Full nudity in public - for women only, and only if they have a license

Why for women only? For the viewing pleasure of men? And how would you give them licenses?

because I don't want to see some fat guy with his package out walking down the street, an attractive girl on the other hand would be quite nice. They get a license by going apply for one, then a panel of 9 heterosexual men and 1 lesbian decides if she's attractive enough, and grants it if she is. If they're naked they can strap it to their leg or arm like strippers do with their money.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

if strip clubs weren't considered public, the government wouldn't be able to ban smoking in them.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

In Minneapolis smoking in ALL indoor businesses is now banned, bars, restaurants, night clubs, strip clubs, everything. And in June of 2006 the same will be true down here. The difference between alcohol and tobacco is being next to someone who's drinking alcohol doesn't give you the same effects that person is. As long as there's second hand smoke, I applaud any laws that mean I no longer have to breathe that cancer causing sh**t when I go out.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

In Minneapolis smoking in ALL indoor businesses is now banned, bars, restaurants, night clubs, strip clubs, everything. And in June of 2006 the same will be true down here. The difference between alcohol and tobacco is being next to someone who's drinking alcohol doesn't give you the same effects that person is. As long as there's second hand smoke, I applaud any laws that mean I no longer have to breathe that cancer causing sh**t when I go out.

Don't like it, don't go. Don't restrict private property rights for your own petty convenience.

It's the city council who did it, not me. Since I can't change it should I just not enjoy having clean air now?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

To people saying no on the first two: What about strip clubs?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

To people saying no on the first two: What about strip clubs?

I voteno on all.  Strip clubs are okay as they are private.

what defines "private" though? A strip club may be a private business, but so is a mall, and you can't walk around a mall naked.