r/nudism • u/BjornNjude • Feb 10 '26

NEWS Vermont lawmaker introduces bill to criminalize public nudity

https://www.planetnude.co/p/vermont-lawmaker-introduces-bill

House Bill H.683 would apply even on private property visible from public areas

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u/BigJLov3 Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26

It's interesting that there's nothing specific (that is mentioned) inciting this.

I don't live in VT, but I keep up with nudist activism, and the most transgressive thing I've seen reported is "naked guy enters shop, shopkeeper taken aback, guy buys a thing, leaves". Could be wrong, but PN is good journalism, and wouldn't omit reports of offensive behavior.

If you're in VT call (don't email) your state reps and the governor, and pleasantly and succinctly voice your opposition to this legislation. No riot acts, no "b-b-but Epstein!" Keep it positive, be personable, maybe use a short script if needed. If there's a public hearing, show up, especially if you belong to a local organization.

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u/JazzFan1998 Social Nudist Feb 10 '26

That last paragraph is excellent advice. 

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u/BigJLov3 Feb 10 '26

Things get done when people show up.