Libertarians will protest, saying a person should have the right to do stupid things to their own body, as long as they're not harming anyone else. I couldn't agree with them more: fake tits should be illegal because they ruin real tits for everyone else.
There's no such thing as a perfect pair, because a perfect pair immediately falls under suspicion of being fake. The better a set of tits, the more tainted they become, and the victims are not just the woman who has them, but society as a whole.
Meanwhile, women with small tits also fall victim, as the inflated size of fake breasts create artificial standards that the small-titted women cannot live up to (unless they themselves want to get breast implants). Fake tits have created a cold-war escalation, with rivals wasting valuable resources (and taking unnecessary risks) just to keep up with one another.
In this way, fake tits are like steroids in baseball. Back before PEDs became outlawed, players were under enormous pressure to pump themselves up with these drugs, so they were forced to spend money and take major health risks in order to compete. As a result, it will be a long time before someone can have a miracle, 62-home run season without clouds of suspicion shading its glory. This is a tragedy, but at least baseball has moved towards a solution; its time for tits to do the same, and get back on the right rack.
This is the woman who sued Citibank, saying they fired her for being too hot. She should sue fake-tits for defamation; either that or real tits should sue her for the same.
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