I think it is very telling that you assume anyone who does not immediately cry “racism” is a racist. I believe the OP probably just feels pretty strongly about not resisting arrest. Their comment included the fact that their feelings would be the same had it been a white family arrested. You just like to degrade a…

You are very sweet to ignore the fact that the original response was nothing more that 50% “fuck” and 50% crude references. Respond like an emotionally unstable pre-teen boy, and I will treat you like one.

Still, my girl can piss ;)

I see, you were being a virulent, angry shithead. Thanks for the clarification.

My lady can piss, apparently.

Nominated by the President, approved by Congress. This one was a particular shit show, since Congress did everything BUT bring up her approval. It took them longer than the last four approval processes combined to even start a vote on her.

You forget the part where the police were called. Would the police have been called if these kids were white? Arguably not. But the police were called and they performed their duty. Racial bias on this one rests on the pool staff.

Wow, this response was a shit show from start to end. When the majority of your defense is “fuck”, you should take your sippy cup and sit your ass at the kids table until you learn to debate like an adult.

That is on the pool, not the police. The police were brought in at the request of pool staff. Did the pool staff escalate the situation based on race? Perhaps. But the police responded to a call.

Things we can read to your children: revisionist history

I did not want to have to click through to find out what town this was in, particularly because one of the points made in the article here was about the town’s conservative bent.

Right, but there is a standard set forth in dress codes for a reason. If we agree to “just don’t show your nipples”, that is fine. But if we say, your shirt must cover x-amount of your chest, then that’s our standard.

Pssh, not the right Chris Evans.

It’s about fit and cut. Ever wonder why some girls look super cute in a shift dress and others look like a lumpy mess? It’s the same dress, in their appropriate size, but their proportions cause the fabric to pull and shift in different ways. Look, it is not fair. I hate that I cannot wear the same shirts my friends…

The tense disagreement is largely a function of working in a professional environment. I cannot get away with wearing spaghetti straps in a professional environment, unless I wear a jacket or other cover-up. Where does the cleavage stop and the nipples begin? Is it okay for girls to go out with their nipples out (I…

If you take a tank and put it on a girl with AAs, the fabric will cover a portion of her body. If you take that same tank and put it on a girl with Ds, it just will not cover the same amount of skin. Hence, in order to meet a dress code, us busty girls do have to wear a bit more fabric to maintain the same amount of…

Dress codes are not the problem. Unbalanced or unfair applications of dress code are the problem. Anyone who thinks schools should have no dress code is living in a fantasy dream world.

Same thing happened to me. Yeah, it is tough and it sucks, but it is reality. I cannot get away with spaghetti straps or going without a bra, and that is just the way it is. Life is unfair.

One could argue that the parents are responsible for that, but that is an argument for another day. Dress codes should not be about sexualization, but rather about appropriateness. And yes, while we can disagree on what an appropriate school wardrobe might look like, dress codes at schools are absolutely appropriate…

If someone reminding you of the school dress code is humiliating, you need to examine your definition of humiliating. A dress code is a dress code. Should it be enforced equally amongst the sexes? Yes. Should we have a melt down any time someone is told that baring their belly at school is not appropriate? No.