German school bans mini skirts

[Jamzmania]

The second part of your post is a load of shit.

It is more likely that you are bigoted seeing your flag.

Racism, like religious extremism, is not caused by poverty. Just look at ISIS.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

It's all part of a pan-Islamic plot, apparently. Only way is through Nationalism, and anti-intellectualism.

Specially anti-intellectualism.

Also, your flag needs moar furry.

And nationalism.

Sometimes the same thing.

Furries!

[Nazis in Space]

School dress codes are fine, and I see nothing wrong with stopping miniskirts - if they had just said "no skirts shorter than" no one would have batted an eyelid.

In the country that invented modern nudism? Hah.

Not to mention that a more broad suggestion to avoid skirts to reduce cases of sexual assault* in Hamburg some years back - no mention of immigrants or anything of that sort - resulted in an overwhelmingly negative response.

* Complete nonsense, of course, since there is fuckall worth of correlation, yet alone causation between attire and sexual assault, but hey. Evidence is for deviants or something.

[Allemanium]

Is this even allowed to be a title even though there is no evidence that this is true? I mean, even the principal says that this isn't true.

[Communes of Europe]

lol, what?

This has nothing to do with Muslims. Hate to tell you, but schools all over the world ban miniskirts. I'm in one right now.

It's all part of a pan-Islamic plot, apparently. Only way is through Nationalism, and anti-intellectualism.

Nationalism. The last refugee of scoundrel. Or the first, depending on how you look at it.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

School dress codes are fine, and I see nothing wrong with stopping miniskirts - if they had just said "no skirts shorter than" no one would have batted an eyelid.

In the country that invented modern nudism? Hah.

Not to mention that a more broad suggestion to avoid skirts to reduce cases of sexual assault* in Hamburg some years back - no mention of immigrants or anything of that sort - resulted in an overwhelmingly negative response.

* Complete nonsense, of course, since there is fuckall worth of correlation, yet alone causation between attire and sexual assault, but hey. Evidence is for deviants or something.

Evidence is degeneracy.

[Musices]

It's all part of a pan-Islamic plot, apparently. Only way is through Nationalism, and anti-intellectualism.

Nationalism. The last refugee of scoundrel. Or the first, depending on how you look at it.

Usually the first in most cases due to the fact that once someone becomes indoctrinated blindly nationalistic, they tend to believe anything that fits their narrative, even if the thing they believe isn't true.

This is why you have stories like this, where nearly every aspect presented has been proven false, yet the ideas behind this false flag will not be unshaken. People like Alex Jones will see this fact as nothing more than a conspiracy by the global elitists, the ultimate powers against national sovereignty and of free men.

This is why blind nationalism is bad. You end up believing ridiculous conspiracy theories that in no way make sense, but make sense to you because it fits your world view.

[The Hobbesian Metaphysician]

This Alex Jones fellow needs to take a lie down as it seems their fever is getting out of control again.

Must be a symptom of the plague again.

[Chessmistress]

I have no problem with dress codes in schools. The alleged reasoning is stupid, though. And I'm sure the responses to it will be too.

That sounds to me like:
"I have no problem with schools banning mini-skirts, but just only as long as they don't tell why they're banning mini-skirts".
It sounds a little hypocritical.
Women should have the right to dress as they like. End of discussion.

[Musices]

I have no problem with dress codes in schools. The alleged reasoning is stupid, though. And I'm sure the responses to it will be too.

That sounds to me like:
"I have no problem with schools banning mini-skirts, but just only as long as they don't tell why they're banning mini-skirts".
It sounds a little hypocritical.
Women should have the right to dress as they like. End of discussion.

Women, yes.

Children, no.

[The Hobbesian Metaphysician]

That sounds to me like:
"I have no problem with schools banning mini-skirts, but just only as long as they don't tell why they're banning mini-skirts".
It sounds a little hypocritical.
Women should have the right to dress as they like. End of discussion.

Women, yes.

Children, no.

With children it depends on the type of clothing, and the culture they happen to be in.

What I say I don't approve of children wearing could be easily the opposite somewhere else, but in your case what exactly do you mean?

[Musices]

Women, yes.

Children, no.

With children it depends on the type of clothing, and the culture they happen to be in.

What I say I don't approve of children wearing could be easily the opposite somewhere else, but in your case what exactly do you mean?

Basically that children shouldn't be allowed to wear whatever they want when in school.

[MERIZoC]

I have no problem with dress codes in schools. The alleged reasoning is stupid, though. And I'm sure the responses to it will be too.

That sounds to me like:
"I have no problem with schools banning mini-skirts, but just only as long as they don't tell why they're banning mini-skirts".
It sounds a little hypocritical.
Women should have the right to dress as they like. End of discussion.

Didn't you want to ban the hijab?

[The Greater German Federal Republic]

With children it depends on the type of clothing, and the culture they happen to be in.

What I say I don't approve of children wearing could be easily the opposite somewhere else, but in your case what exactly do you mean?

Basically that children shouldn't be allowed to wear whatever they want when in school.

While I think that children shouldn't wear revealing clothing, I think that children should be able to choose their clothing if it isn't revealing.

[Braberland]

That moment when extremist Islam is doing something right in my eyes...

My nationalism has been put into question ;_;

[The Hobbesian Metaphysician]

That moment when extremist Islam is doing something right in my eyes...

My nationalism has been put into question ;_;

What exactly do you mean right?

[Impaled Nazarene]

I think the solution is easy
Kilts

[Braberland]

That moment when extremist Islam is doing something right in my eyes...

My nationalism has been put into question ;_;

What exactly do you mean right?

I'm against the sexualisation of the younger generation, although I'm not really planning on banning shit. Doesn't mean I can't profit from these situations though.

[Braberland]

That sounds to me like:
"I have no problem with schools banning mini-skirts, but just only as long as they don't tell why they're banning mini-skirts".
It sounds a little hypocritical.
Women should have the right to dress as they like. End of discussion.

Didn't you want to ban the hijab?

Well, the hijab is being forced upon many girls and women, out of tradition, religion etc.

[The Hobbesian Metaphysician]

What exactly do you mean right?

I'm against the sexualisation of the younger generation, although I'm not really planning on banning shit. Doesn't mean I can't profit from these situations though.

A struggle of pointless futility is hardly profitable.

[Diopolis]

While I am not a fan of miniskirts or short-shorts for school, the reasoning is stupid as all hell.

^this.

[Furry Alairia and Algeria]

I have no problem with dress codes in schools. The alleged reasoning is stupid, though. And I'm sure the responses to it will be too.

That sounds to me like:
"I have no problem with schools banning mini-skirts, but just only as long as they don't tell why they're banning mini-skirts".
It sounds a little hypocritical.
Women should have the right to dress as they like. End of discussion.

Appropriately in a work or school appropriate sense.

[Celseon]

That sounds to me like:
"I have no problem with schools banning mini-skirts, but just only as long as they don't tell why they're banning mini-skirts".
It sounds a little hypocritical.
Women should have the right to dress as they like. End of discussion.

It sounds to me like "I have no problem with schools banning miniskirts, but this wouldn't be a particularly good reason for doing that." It sounds in no way hypocritical, and it shouldn't because it isn't. Doing something may or may not be a good idea, but doing it for poor reasons is legitimate fodder for criticism regardless. If someone decides to grow some garlic that's fine. If they do it because they're afraid vampires are out to suck their blood that's not so good. See the difference?

[Musices]

Basically that children shouldn't be allowed to wear whatever they want when in school.

While I think that children shouldn't wear revealing clothing, I think that children should be able to choose their clothing if it isn't revealing.

I agree.

[MERIZoC]

Didn't you want to ban the hijab?

Well, the hijab is being forced upon many girls and women, out of tradition, religion etc.

Which is beside the point when many in Europe wish to wear one.