"Reykjavik - Iceland's parliament has voted to ban striptease shows, making it an offense for any business to profit from the nudity of its employees.
Iceland's legislature, the Althingi, passed the ban on Tuesday night, with just two abstentions and no votes against.
Nude dancing was already heavily regulated in Iceland, a north Atlantic island nation of 320 000, and only a handful of clubs feature stripping..."
The sheep better look out.
If the law says "no profit allowed" then it is time to set up a NON-PROFIT - like a credit union or a food co-op. The PL's organize (NOT TOO LIKELY I ADMIT), elect a board of directors, etc. etc.
Mr. Guy What the heck difference does it make if somebody already discussed it? I don't recall ever discussing it. New guys read this discussion board every day of the year.
"What the heck difference does it make if somebody already discussed it?"
Hey, I just wanted to let everyone know (in case they didn't, like you) that many people on here are likely not to want to repeat what they have already stated in another thread that is about this exact same topic. As far as I'm concerned, this is a dead issue.
Is this the same group that invested in real estate before the crash? I see a trend of poor decision making. They probably decided that everyone needs to tend to the sheep or leave the island. I guess that was Baaa aad. :)
Massive emigration wave hits Iceland.
"largest exodus from the country since 1887"
(OK, the country's economic collapse had something to do with it, but the strip club ban can't be helping, lol).
Sounds like Iceland is going downhill. Also I read that Standard & Poor’s cut Iceland currency credit rating
ecpulse.com
Even more impressive: the Nordic state is the first country in the world to ban stripping and lapdancing for feminist, rather than religious, reasons.