I'm going to assume that in most places, it would be illegal or at least get you a ticket to go around in public with nothing but underwear on. So the fact that you're not supposed to naked in the first place would override the fact that you are protesting. Or can we do whatever we want as long as we're "making a statement?" I think pot should be legal, does that mean I can go out in public and fire up a big joint in front of everybody? Man, they'd throw me jail in a heartbeat.
I hate people who get "offended" at every little thing as much as anyone, but I think when the party in question is doing something against the law in the first place, then yeah, they're probably going to get hassled.
Also, I'm wondering how you can feel that their is no terrorist threat? Let's see, in the last 10 years the WTC was attacked twice, OK City, US embassy in Africa, Spain, London, the USS Cole have all happened, and that's just the ones I can think of right now.
No, I don't run around all day in "fear" that we are all going to die (hell, I live at a university, they sure won't blow that up) but I think with all the attacks, it can be classified as a "threat." (not just to us, but to the world)
Now someone will probably tell me, "terrorist attacks have always happened, fighting them won't do any good, etc., etc.," but that is basically the same thing as saying you shouldn't weed your yard because there will just be another weed, or arresting Al Capone was a waste of time because we still have crime today.
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