Reply #116: I agree with you on all your law points, but on the face to face encounter points no way

[stevenleser]

"So by the time you get to a face to face encounter with a woman, and you're considering whether she's attractive or ugly in your eyes, you're simply considering whether or not to add more objectification to what she's already received and/or internalized."

If you are trying to control or penalize people for what they think, particularly in terms of what they find attractive and how their sexual response works in their heads (as opposed to actions, for which people SHOULD be responsible), you are trying to control them entirely too much and it is not going to work.

People are sexually attracted to each other and, yes, a lot of it is physical, and it is not a bad thing.