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direct, fast, love. There's also a
slow, passive love. There are times
when you want k lot of foreplay,
times when you want the immediacy
of full contact."
Vincent continued. "Mavbe I'm
fortunate. I have the power of
expression or think I have. T have
asked and been given answers. I've
been asked and I've managed to
give answers."
Problems in communication
develop with concepts of role expectations.
According to Vincent
children who are taught to "wash
down there" learn to be suspicious
of that area of their bodies that
they "should not touch."
"WE GET A pretty negative
attitude of our sexual beings ?
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clean the environment will come
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the form of political movements,
he said. The large corporations
spend only a fraction of their
profits on pollution control, but
"we can't afford not to clean\up,"
he said.
The United States has a "vested
interest in systematic waste," and
the people of this country waste
more energy than anyone,Nader |
said. He called the energy waste in
this country "almost a tourist
attraction."
Sweden and West Germany,
industrialized countries with more
severe climates than the U.S.,
produce twice as much energy per
capita than America does, he said.
They are "much more efficient."
Nuclear energy was denounced
by Nader who favors the increased
use of solar energy. He said <Mhe
alternative has to be solar
energy."
The use of nuclear energy has
immediate and long-range
dangers, he said.
EVACUATION PLANS exist
around nuclear plants, but have
never been practiced, he said.
Many accidents including steam
explosions, ruptures, leaks and
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on nuclear energy say the chances
of an accident are, "vanishingly
small," Nader said.
"Everyday there are leaks and
spills of radioactivity all over the
country," he said. Government
officials can not locate one percent
of the known plutonium, which is
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"burden future generations with
deadly wastes." A great amount of
heat cannot be put into the atmosphere
because it will cause
differences in weather patterns
and climates.
The real obstacle, the consumer
advocate said, preventing the
wide-spread use of solar energy is
politics. The "sun has the potential
of bypassing local utility companies,"
but it is unpopular with
the corporations. "Exxon doesn't
own it," he said.
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pensive form of electricity
operating in the U.S. today," is
"technological insanity," and a
'technological Vietnam," Nader
said.
HE CALLED on the audience to
get involved in working for solar
energy and announced Sun
Day, a day to show the country the
merits of solar energy, for Wednesday,
May 3.
which adds up tremendously along
the way," Vincent said.
"Not only do we have trouble
calling our body parts by the
proper names, but we have difficulty
talking about our bodily
functions likewise.
"It's sort of like the messaee
comes across loud and clear very
early in life ? all this other stuff is
okay, but down there, that's a
strange, dirty, sinful part of the
body."
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advertisements of
deodorant tampons and feminine
hygiene sprays give a negative
connotation to natural female
secretions. "These are the
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of negative inputs to females ? as
evidenced in the number of
women's consciousness groups
proliferating around the country,''
Vincent said. He added these
groups were doing many positive
things, but it's a shame that our
society has caused little girls to
feel badly about themselves and
their sexual parts."
CITING CHANGES in the attitude
of society, Vincent said prior
to the 1950s a "husband was ex
pected to do something to the
wife," he said. "More recently
though, the male has a message
that he is responsible for his wife's
sexual response. Now what he
could do to becomes what he can do
for."
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said, have put a "heavy load" on
the male. Now with "silly expectations
of simultaneous orgasm
and so on" the pressure to perform
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lack of communication: "Carry
out sex in complete silence."
"Bad communication, let's face
it, causes all sorts of boondoggles
in peoples' relationships," Vincent
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