99% positive feedback + 1% racism = internet outrage so strong

Glad I could be of help, entitled little princess.

I could try to explain to you, that there are dress codes for both boys and girls, but you know that already, don’t you?

If you show up for work like this, you’ll be an unqualified success

“What a woman goes through every day”

You’re German and you never heard of ‘Birne’? How old are you?

“Where are you getting this ‘anonymous rumors from a chat room’ thing?”

When you get fired for sneezing the wrong way, you’d probably have no problems finding another job. When you get fired under a cloud of suspicion of having done something wrong, even though no one has come forward to accuse you directly, that might change the perception of any future employer about you, don’t you…

I hope, one day there will be an official termination of employment process set in place in your country, where every employer can fire any employee with cause solely based on anonymous allegations. No names, no specific allegations, no evidence, just rumors from a chat room. I hope you’ll be the first one to get…

Follow the convo and you’ll see that I made it perfectly clear, that any form of sexual harassment or assault based on someone’s appearance is a no go and can never be used as an excuse.

This clarifies nothing. Not that it needed any clarifying, bc she did nothing outrageously wrong.

Dude, another actual German person here. I know what I’m talking about. The last time Merkel was called out for wearing something provocative was at an opera event in Oslo in 2008, where she showed lots of cleavage, not just ‘some’. That article about her new haircut is 10 years old. What if her predecessor had shown…

Citation?

ladies and gentlemen, the bristle worm

There are written school dress codes for both boys and girls. These dress codes might be unreasonable, ridiculous and what not. By attending that school, you implicitly agree to adhere to this dress code. You vilate that dress code, you will be reprimanded. Those articles are testament to what I said. Mostly girls…

To my knowledge, these are anonymous allegations right at this point. This is not testimony, bc in order to even pass the lowest hurdle of any credibility a person would have to come forward and directly accuse any person of any wrongdoing. This hasn’t happened yet, but the consequences are that this guy has lost his…

1 Almost every single arctice about of huffpost link is about social media reacting negatively about schools enforcing dress codes on students.

No, it is not. It’s an acknowledgement of what I said. The only fashion designer of note who has called her out in recent years was Karl Lagerfeld, but he does that to many celebrities, male or female. It’s his shtick. This is, what Forbes Magazine wrote about her, which sums it up pretty nicely:

Why is that? I give you a hint, it’s called uniformity. The formal business attire for men looks almost always the same: A suit in various degrees of either black, blue or grey, matching ties, shirts and shoes. That’s why men can get away with this. Women could do the same if they only wanted to. Best example, Angela…

If you have a dress code, whether it’s in an office or at school and you violate it, the blame is on you, imo, since you knew the rules. In my line of work (IT tech), I can dress casually, but in my former job, it was strictly sleeved shirt, no jeans and no sneakers. If you sign on the dotted line, you agree to that…