I understand what precipitates the bad behavior in this instance. It's called "sexism". The plot: you're not following it.

reaching for possible motivations that excuse the poster's misogyny is the definition of 'apologist'.

except that the signs are directed to the entire nursing building. any clinical environments would have dress policies that include smocks and specific footwear.

The signs weren't at a hospital, they were at a university. The aim wasn't professionalism, it was controlling women's dress codes.

Yeah, I did that too. Except I was watching Grease.

As a fellow dork, who accidentally ate several hash cookies before also freaking the fuck out, I feel Maureen's pain.

Again. The stated concern wasn't professionalism. The stated issue wasn't casual clothes. People weren't instructed to exchange jeans, etc, for certain types of business clothing.

Yeah, he used several unfortunate expressions. And it's not helpful to fight sexual assault with misogyny.

True dat. Because point-missers are people too.

Except that the posters weren't asking students to follow a professional or business casual dress code.

Fair enough it's hard to understand how the law would work.

I don't need in on his personal convos to catch the d-bag moves he's been making.

Depp's creep factor keeps on creepin' on.

Sadly, its advice is still pertinent.

We don't hate him. But now that's he's pulled a Creepy Middle Aged Dude, we concede that he is ewwwwww.

This venn diagram is very helpful.

"Oprah has done us all a service by showing Lindsay for what she truly is".

Exploitation is more nuanced than that...as the documentary reveals so far, Lindsay is flat broke. And Oprah's waiving a paycheck, apartment, and promises of a career revival at her.

Read up on the personality traits and behaviors of addicts, and then consider whether Oprah, a reformed addict herself, isn't taking advantage of someone who is still in the early stages of recovery.