America is Dead: Two women were TOPLESS at the University of Utah football game over the weekend and now the school is investigating further for possible criminal charges?
Over the weekend, two girls were at the University of Utah football game topless. Instead of wearing t-shirts, they decided to go the full body paint t-shirt route.
You would think that in 2022, that would be relatively harmless, right? Nope.
University of Utah Topless Girls Tailgating
Also, I understand Lindsay Aerts is posting pictures of the two girls on social media because she’s a reporter, but how about the fan that was tailgating at the game taking pictures of these girls and then sharing with the local news like a total narc?
Where’s the picture of you posing with them? Oh? That one didn’t get submitted to the news? Yeah, okay. It’s a cheap move and completely unnecessary. If you want to arrest anyone in this situation, it should definitely be the fan instead of the girls in question.
Anyways, here’s the report:
Two women at the University of Utah football game were topless in the stands on Saturday, wearing little if anything above the waist but body paint.
University spokesman Christopher Nelson told 2News Sunday night the women were asked by two female police officers to put on their shirts, and they complied.
But what happened drew attention on social media, with one mother writing it was her first time to bring her kids to a Utes game, and the experience was “not OK.”
Nelson said he spoke with the U’s Chief Safety Officer Keith Squires, and that detectives will “follow up this week to screen for any possible criminal charges.”
University police said there is an active investigation.
Criminal investigation? For what exactly? Give me a break, Chief Safety Officer Keith Squires.
I would have expected this type of treatment from BYU, but for the University of Utah to act like this is simply unreasonable. Who gives a shit if two girls were topless at a football game? If you want to arrest anyone, arrest the fat, drunk, disgusting men shoving down a million hot dogs with their bodies painted. No body wants to see that.
Honestly, I don’t even want to see women topless at football games, not that I could anyways given the fact I’m usually blacked out and locked in on the game at hand.
I thought this was the year 2022 where we were all about women empowerment? These two girls are out repping their school, completely painted, ready for a College Football Saturday.
There’s literally nothing wrong with that and anyone who thinks otherwise is un-American. Luckily for our heroes, any type of criminal charges are literally unconstitutional.
ABC4 — In Fort Collins, Colorado, two women sued the city over a topless ban and won.
And then, at the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, the women won again.
As a city, Fort Collins decided the city wouldn’t appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court — which, according to the plaintiff’s attorney, means that ruling affects all six states in the 10th Circuit including Utah.
“Utah is bound by the decisions of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals — so any city that has a law in Utah that bans female toplessness but doesn’t ban male toplessness, that law is presumptively unconstitutional now,” said attorney Andy McNulty.
Everyone just leave these girls alone. They were asked to put shirts on and they did. End of story. Stop posting pictures, stop talking about it, and for the love of god, keep law enforcement away from them. As far as I’m concerned, this is a big ol nothing burger.
