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Originally posted by AlexofSkye
...with the attendant risks of infection, ridicule, and being out of style when the fashion changes.
Joehead
(Insert nonsensical ramblings here)
Originally posted by cubiehole
Uh...it's a private school. Instead of trying to protest and fight the power every time you turn around, try to learn a few things, because, it is a school after all, and then, the fact that it's a private school might start to make a little more sense.
Originally posted by iceofspades
True, it is a private school. However, being private does not place them above the Constitution.
Women fought for equality for years; why shouldn't it be equal now?
Originally posted by hatchedcross
Are you allowed to cuss during your classes? Because that is free speach is it not?
Are you allowed to smoke during classes or on school property?
In my opinon, you should leave the school if you are not happy with how they run things. Like I said they are just rules.
What is degrading women? The fact that they can wear ear rings and males can't? Wasn't it up until the past 2 or so decades that men didn't wear ear rings? Just because fashion changes doesn't mean rules have to be changed.
Originally posted by iceofspades
Originally posted by hatchedcross
Are you allowed to smoke during classes or on school property?
Oh please, very different caliber issues.
In my opinon, you should leave the school if you are not happy with how they run things. Like I said they are just rules.
Leave or reform? It sounds like a similar question to leaving America because Bush was elected. The fact that it is not right does not mean I'll simply leave.
And actually men (as well as women) have been wearing earrings since the dawn of time, not a few decades ago.
If you took the time to read my post properly, you would see my post was not about the degradation of women's equality but men's equality.
Again I notice you not addressing the issue of freedom of expression. Regardless of fashion, it is the duty of American society and organization to allow this freedom. Especially when no one is harmed by it.
I was trying to point out that there are rules.
Relocating to another country is alot different than simply switching schools. I mean you have to find a new house, new school anyways, new jobs, new friends anyways, and other things.
I know that. I was saying that for most of the 1900s and late 1800s it wasn't right for a man to wear ear rings. That is when most likelythis school was built and when the rules were thought up.
So if the guys wanted to were dresses or skirts to they should be able to? It may be sexist but it is how things are. There seem to be somethings that men are able to do that women aren't and things women can do that men can't whether they are physically able to or not.
My point was that people might not want to have certain things in places they own. Its called a dress code. And who to say seeing a guy with an ear ring doesn't offend and make some old guy get sick? I doubt that would happen. But there are rules and they should be followed.
Now are the piercings a preference, or do you just wish to challenge authority? I had five piercings in each ear before, but I grew out of it. I got them all at once: hurt like hell.
Leviticus 21:5 "(3) They shall not make any baldness on their heads, (4) nor shave off the edges of their beards, (5) nor make any cuts in their flesh."
Originally posted by duh squared
Just make sure that it makes for an awesome story to tell the grandkids one day.
Um seriously get yourself that self titled Bad Brains album. Get some Minor Threat or Black Flag. Hey your even young enough to get away with the Op Ivy!