Wyllow3
Erm...opportunity to educate the kids?
Assuming parents need to have the opportunity thrust on them?
I bet most parents would prefer to decide when their kids were confronted with nudity - by complete strangers - and not have the decision made for them.
Personally I prefer not to be confronted with strangers' genitals and bottoms in a dining environment. On a beach, or out in nature it would be acceptable, but not up close and personal in a pub.
Sure, it's not illegal, but I think that's largely irrelevant, they're forcing other people to accept their values. I wouldn't walk into one of their venues fully-clothed if that was not the norm, it would seem rather an arrogant thing to do on my part.
The pub agreed - did they ask the other patrons if they agreed, whilst they were polishing their 'inclusivity' badge?