Do parents not teach kids how to dress?

[frash.exe]

Ya damn skippy that's Patrick Bateman

Still, you're overreacting and your argument is poorly contrived

[Porn Shop Clerk]

all those slutty infants and toddlers going around wearing nothing but diapers in july and august is destroying our society.   they should be ashamed of themselves.

[PandaPancake]

This is a strange question in many ways. Society is not a decision making entity and frankly 12 year old girls are a pretty big definers of society.

This is like asking if society should let me play Titanfall and drink vodka on a Monday afternoon.

I am society bitch

But you're also an adult. I hope.

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[frash.exe]

Hey pandapancake, might I suggest you move to a middle eastern village where the law of hijab prevails and if a sliver of ankle is showing a girl will be labeled a prostitute and shamed or stoned to death? At least there they are really high on women's self respect I guess, hence the head to toe concealment.

[Captroop]

Maybe I'm confused. i thought this thread was about a guy who saw girls in short shorts, midriff shirts and make up at an amusement park which made him so uncomfortable and outraged that he made this thread.

 

Oh, I didn't even read the OP's thing. I just read the article about the girl who said that her school's dress code was shaming girls for their bodies.

 

poo, my regular amusement park has a wave pool and water park. I'd be pretty surprised if I didn't see some bare midriffs.

 

[Happy Panther]

But you're also an adult. I hope.

 

Not really

[toldozer]

I bet you bitch about girls in two pieces at the beach too.

There is no right or wrong here just opinion. To each their own, I don't understand why it bothers you so much maybe you have some kind of sex issue but that's your problem. And if those girls "end up on the pole" which I highly doubt then that's their problem.

There's no right or wrong, but you're wrong. Lol

[MichaelNewtonII]

I saw this article earlier this month and thought nothing of it: http://www.businessinsider.com/high-school-shaming-girls-failing-dress-code-2014-6

Then while at an amusement park in Denver I was completely appalled by how young women were dressing. Should society really be letting girls at 12 show midriff and wearing way too much makeup? I've seen hookers and strippers wear more at work than what some of them had on. I wasn't even in the water park section. It really made me uncomfortable to the point I may not go back.

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The way girls dress these days, it makes me not want to have a daughter of my own in the future. But that being said I like it for my own benefit.

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[bigjohn]

Teaching in a high school tends to change the way you look at things like dress code.

 

As a student, I didn't care about what anyone wore.  I don't remember it being a big deal.  The way I look at it (and try to explain to them) is that school is their full time job. And there is a dress code for their job. It's more strict than some jobs, less strict than others. Deal with it. Dress like a ho-bag or homeless person or whatever when you're away from school.  (Mind you, people will judge you, leer at you, make fun of you, but whatever floats your boat).

 

And unfortunately lines have to be drawn.  And for those that say to focus on what's important, if something like dress code is ignored, then we should do away with it altogether. I  freaking hate having policies that aren't enforced. Either enforce them, or take them out of the handbook.

 

Didn't mean to hijack the thread.

[Rise of The Hive]

Sadly not anymore. They don't seem to care what their kids wear.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

only creeps and weirdos do

[Jangler]

laugh track but it fits the thread...

 

[Mother Grabber]

has no one ever been to a swimming pool, and seen people running around in swim suits?  girls young and old wear bikinis swimming all the time and no one thinks twice about it.  wtf?

[Kevin Greene]

How about we just fix this?