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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: There is no good reason to legally require any part of the human body to be covered in public.

It makes no sense that humans are literally not *allowed* to just exist as humans. 

All humans have nipples, vaginas, and/or penises. There is nothing inherently "dirty" or "immoral" about them.

It doesn't matter that you don't want to see a dong swinging around while you're out shopping at the grocery store. I don't want to see belly rolls and arm flaps, but no one is about to suggest legally requiring fat people to cover up.

"it'll expose children to ˢᵉˣ." Yep. And they'll grow up much healthier because of it. 

• they'll grow up knowing that their bits and pieces are perfectly normal and nothing to be ashamed about. 
• they'll grow up with a better understanding that bodies come in all shapes and sizes, and there's no need to shame other people. 
• they'll have a better chance to learn what a healthy and functioning body looks like and does. (erections, discharge, etc) 
• they'll have a better understanding of anatomy than half of the existing British population (who aren't even able to figure out which hole is the vagina and which is the urethra).

There is literally no logical reason to force people to cover up.

Bonus related opinion: female nipples are **not** inherently more sexual than men's, and should not be treated as such.
gpt
I know what you mean, but regardless I'll reply to what you're written in your title "There is no good reason to legally require any part of the human body to be covered in public."

I'd say a global pandemic where breathing on people might cause them to die is a great reason to legally require someone to cover their mouth and nose.