My unsolicited 2 cents on the whole #mydressmychoice debate; 1) Under no circumstances ever is the public stripping of anyone justified! But because we live in a society where everyone did not have the privilege of being raised the same parents thus attaining a uniform moral code and work ethic it is therefore imperative that you 2) Dress the way you want to be addressed as someone excellently put it. You wouldnt turn up to a job interview for a corporate job in shorts and come to think of it I have never seen a news anchor read the news in jeans and a t-shirt. My point is 3) there is a time and a place for every outfit under the sun and whereas my attitude has always been that it is not for me to dictate anyones choice, it is equally true that 4) said choices have conseqences and whereas my natural tendency would be to choose to shy away from lets say somene dressed like a hoe...in church for example, common sense and discretion should tell you that not everyone shares my liberal live and let live opinions or passive attitude and may feel the moral (...more like immoral) obligation to make that point.
Posted on: Mon, 17 Nov 2014 06:32:21 +0000
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