School cancels prom because of Lesbian couple

[QUOTE="magicalclick"][QUOTE="rowzzr"]if the school has regulations against cross dressing and/or public display of affections toward both sexes or anything like it, and the students agreed to this via a contract upon school entry, then the school has a legal right, i suppose. if not, this is dumb.Saturos3091

I've lost all hope for humanity. Excuse me while I stick a gun in my mouth.

The_AI

[QUOTE="theone86"]

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]God doesn't expect you to never sin again, he knows your going to make mistakes, when you repent it has to be something you truly, from the heart, want to eliminate from your life, if your just saying the words and continue on it means nothing. thats the difference.

racer8dan

So if god is real, and god controls everything, that means god gave homosexuals their homosexual urges, and he knew that those urges would never stop as they would be a part of who that person was, and yet god decided that them having those urges was THEIR sin and if they acted on those urges they would have to ask for HIS forgiveness, and then those people with homosexual urges who are asking forgiveness for somethingthat happens naturallyare supposed to worship him as a benevolent being, correct? Maybe it's just me, but I don't follow the logic in that all the way through.

Lets flip the situation. If it were a male wearing a dress then the same would have been done. What they should have done was not allowed the cross dresser to prom. Gunslinger_1988

I am sure if a boy went to the prom in a dress the same thing would have happened. She is a bitter fat girl looking to cause problems for everybody else.

[QUOTE="cowplayinghalo"]

[QUOTE="garrett_duffman"] sometimes you've just got to make an example out of those who feel the need to protest the loudest. garrett_duffman

Yeah! Show those pesky prote- you know what, I'm not even going to finish

We don't know they were doing it for attention. You are simply assuming they did even though we have no reason to, because if we don't assume that, your arguement really doesn't have a leg to stand on.

[QUOTE="garrett_duffman"][QUOTE="cowplayinghalo"]

Yeah! Show those pesky prote- you know what, I'm not even going to finish

Pixel-Pirate

We don't know they were doing it for attention. You are simply assuming they did even though we have no reason to, because if we don't assume that, your arguement really doesn't have a leg to stand on.

Ok a girl wearing boys clothes or a boy wearing a dress to the prom is not crying out for attention lol what planet are you from??

She had no clue that there would be a dress code either huh ??

At first I was like :o, but then I saw that this event took place in Mississippi. Nothing to see here, folks. It's the South. :P

Well kids its time to learn that this is life. The law is a joke... many officials are a joke as well. Nothing is sacred and everything is a pile of garbage. Diablo112688

Yeah that's it lol

Technically, the main problem here is the dress code. If that's what the prom got cancelled for, then obviously the dress code has to be revised. That's exactly what should happen anyway - the main arguments I've seen for keeping it in its current state are basically "it's how we've always done it" and "because I prefer it this way", which are utterly invalid because neither of those pathetic attempts at rationales have any logic behind them.

[QUOTE="Saturos3091"][QUOTE="magicalclick"] You can't have CONTRACT in a public school. That's pretty much it.elblanquito_81

So the school is causing untold psychological torment and punishment toward a girl for their own bigoted regulations?

I smell a lawsuit.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="garrett_duffman"] MLK wasnt trying to cross-Dress for prom with his gay partner for attention. he was fighting so him and his fellow people could HAVE a prom :PChiChiMonKilla

We don't know they were doing it for attention. You are simply assuming they did even though we have no reason to, because if we don't assume that, your arguement really doesn't have a leg to stand on.

Ok a girl wearing boys clothes or a boy wearing a dress to the prom is not crying out for attention lol what planet are you from??

She had no clue that there would be a dress code either huh ??

Not really, no. Especially not a female wearing male clothes since alot of women cross dress daily and it isn't as big of a deal.

There are people who are more comfortable in the opposite genders clothing, they arn't all grabbing for attention. I probably wouldn't notice or care if a woman wore a tux.

I also don't see how one person breaking the rules=punish everyone, unless the school was indeed trying to psychologicly torture the two. In which I hope they are sued so badly their head spins.

Plus they would of been kicked out anyway since it was also against the rules to bring a date of the same sex. I'm curious why the school decided to do all this. It's got "lawsuit" written all over it.

Technically, the main problem here is the dress code. If that's what the prom got cancelled for, then obviously the dress code has to be revised. That's exactly what should happen anyway - the main arguments I've seen for keeping it in its current state are basically "it's how we've always done it" and "because I prefer it this way", which are utterly invalid because neither of those pathetic attempts at rationales have any logic behind them.

Barbariser

So basically one person could not follow the rules so change them is what your saying lmao.

I go club stand in line and the club has a no jeans or t-shirt dress code but everybody else should follow the dress code but me lol cause I am special. Yeah it's all about me I don't have to follow the rules.

Yeah that makes perfect sense to me and only me.

I offered to take this Lesbian girl to prom because they wouldnt let her take another girl D:

[QUOTE="ChiChiMonKilla"]

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

We don't know they were doing it for attention. You are simply assuming they did even though we have no reason to, because if we don't assume that, your arguement really doesn't have a leg to stand on.

Pixel-Pirate

Ok a girl wearing boys clothes or a boy wearing a dress to the prom is not crying out for attention lol what planet are you from??

She had no clue that there would be a dress code either huh ??

Not really, no. Especially not a female wearing male clothes since alot of women cross dress daily and it isn't as big of a deal.

There are people who are more comfortable in the opposite genders clothing, they arn't all grabbing for attention. I probably wouldn't notice or care if a woman wore a tux.

I also don't see how one person breaking the rules=punish everyone, unless the school was indeed trying to psychologicly torture the two. In which I hope they are sued so badly their head spins.

Plus they would of been kicked out anyway since it was also against the rules to bring a date of the same sex. I'm curious why the school decided to do all this. It's got "lawsuit" written all over it.

Really had no clue did she ??

Did you read the article she was warned but didnt think they would actually do it " cause they had to much money invested ". She was obviously looking to cause problems. She heard about what might happen and said I don't care about anybody else I am gonna cross dress and make a scene and they can't stop me !!

So now you think a "lawsuit" is the answer cause she was acting like a spoiled brat priceless.

[QUOTE="Barbariser"]

Technically, the main problem here is the dress code. If that's what the prom got cancelled for, then obviously the dress code has to be revised. That's exactly what should happen anyway - the main arguments I've seen for keeping it in its current state are basically "it's how we've always done it" and "because I prefer it this way", which are utterly invalid because neither of those pathetic attempts at rationales have any logic behind them.

ChiChiMonKilla

So basically one person could not follow the rules so change them is what your saying lmao.

I go club stand in line and the club has a no jeans or t-shirt dress code but everybody else should follow the dress code but me lol cause I am special. Yeah it's all about me I don't have to follow the rules.

Yeah that makes perfect sense to me and only me.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="ChiChiMonKilla"]

Ok a girl wearing boys clothes or a boy wearing a dress to the prom is not crying out for attention lol what planet are you from??

She had no clue that there would be a dress code either huh ??

ChiChiMonKilla

Not really, no. Especially not a female wearing male clothes since alot of women cross dress daily and it isn't as big of a deal.

There are people who are more comfortable in the opposite genders clothing, they arn't all grabbing for attention. I probably wouldn't notice or care if a woman wore a tux.

I also don't see how one person breaking the rules=punish everyone, unless the school was indeed trying to psychologicly torture the two. In which I hope they are sued so badly their head spins.

Plus they would of been kicked out anyway since it was also against the rules to bring a date of the same sex. I'm curious why the school decided to do all this. It's got "lawsuit" written all over it.

Really had no clue did she ??

Did you read the article she was warned but didnt think they would actually do it " cause they had to much money invested ". She was obviously looking to cause problems. She heard about what might happen and said I don't care about anybody else I am gonna cross dress and make a scene and they can't stop me !!

So now you think a "lawsuit" is the answer cause she was acting like a spoiled brat priceless.

[QUOTE="ChiChiMonKilla"]

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Not really, no. Especially not a female wearing male clothes since alot of women cross dress daily and it isn't as big of a deal.

There are people who are more comfortable in the opposite genders clothing, they arn't all grabbing for attention. I probably wouldn't notice or care if a woman wore a tux.

I also don't see how one person breaking the rules=punish everyone, unless the school was indeed trying to psychologicly torture the two. In which I hope they are sued so badly their head spins.

Plus they would of been kicked out anyway since it was also against the rules to bring a date of the same sex. I'm curious why the school decided to do all this. It's got "lawsuit" written all over it.

PerfectCircles

Really had no clue did she ??

Did you read the article she was warned but didnt think they would actually do it " cause they had to much money invested ". She was obviously looking to cause problems. She heard about what might happen and said I don't care about anybody else I am gonna cross dress and make a scene and they can't stop me !!

So now you think a "lawsuit" is the answer cause she was acting like a spoiled brat priceless.

I have seen girls with no date go with their friends other girls and nobody said anything. So obviously she did something to draw attention to herself ie cross dressing. She knew the dress code and thought F-em I am gonna do what ever I like. That's what makes her a spoiled brat.

This lesbian thing is just a excuse to get back at them for not letting her do what she wanted.

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"][QUOTE="ChiChiMonKilla"]

Really had no clue did she ??

Did you read the article she was warned but didnt think they would actually do it " cause they had to much money invested ". She was obviously looking to cause problems. She heard about what might happen and said I don't care about anybody else I am gonna cross dress and make a scene and they can't stop me !!

So now you think a "lawsuit" is the answer cause she was acting like a spoiled brat priceless.

ChiChiMonKilla

I have seen girls with no date go with their friends other girls and nobody said anything. So obviously she did something to draw attention to herself ie cross dressing. She knew the dress code and thought F-em I am gonna do what ever I like. That's what makes her a spoiled brat.

This lesbian thing is just a excuse to get back at them for not letting her do what she wanted.

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"][QUOTE="ChiChiMonKilla"]

Really had no clue did she ??

Did you read the article she was warned but didnt think they would actually do it " cause they had to much money invested ". She was obviously looking to cause problems. She heard about what might happen and said I don't care about anybody else I am gonna cross dress and make a scene and they can't stop me !!

So now you think a "lawsuit" is the answer cause she was acting like a spoiled brat priceless.

ChiChiMonKilla

I have seen girls with no date go with their friends other girls and nobody said anything. So obviously she did something to draw attention to herself ie cross dressing. She knew the dress code and thought F-em I am gonna do what ever I like. That's what makes her a spoiled brat.

This lesbian thing is just a excuse to get back at them for not letting her do what she wanted.

Since homosexual couples were also against the rules I've no doubt there would of been trouble regardless of if she crossdressed.

[QUOTE="Barbariser"]

Technically, the main problem here is the dress code. If that's what the prom got cancelled for, then obviously the dress code has to be revised. That's exactly what should happen anyway - the main arguments I've seen for keeping it in its current state are basically "it's how we've always done it" and "because I prefer it this way", which are utterly invalid because neither of those pathetic attempts at rationales have any logic behind them.

ChiChiMonKilla

So basically one person could not follow the rules so change them is what your saying lmao.

I go club stand in line and the club has a no jeans or t-shirt dress code but everybody else should follow the dress code but me lol cause I am special. Yeah it's all about me I don't have to follow the rules.

Yeah that makes perfect sense to me and only me.

The club simply doesn't let you in. The bouncer doesn't go inside the club and tell everyone they have to leave now because you showed up in the wrong attire.

The club is also not a public school.

[QUOTE="Barbariser"]

Technically, the main problem here is the dress code. If that's what the prom got cancelled for, then obviously the dress code has to be revised. That's exactly what should happen anyway - the main arguments I've seen for keeping it in its current state are basically "it's how we've always done it" and "because I prefer it this way", which are utterly invalid because neither of those pathetic attempts at rationales have any logic behind them.

ChiChiMonKilla

So basically one person could not follow the rules so change them is what your saying lmao.

I go club stand in line and the club has a no jeans or t-shirt dress code but everybody else should follow the dress code but me lol cause I am special. Yeah it's all about me I don't have to follow the rules.

Yeah that makes perfect sense to me and only me.

Nice attempt at a strawman fallacy, but what I'm saying is that the school should revise its dresscode. I don't see how that magically translates into "make an exception for one couple". :|

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]

[QUOTE="Miyomatic"]

Don't make this a religeous argument. There are many gays who claim to be Christian.

Juggernaut140

[QUOTE="Assassin1349"]

Snipes_2

INless its a private school, a female student wearing a tuxedo shouldn't be a violation.. Dress codes are there to prevent people from being too exposing or a disruption with what it says on it.. A tux does neither.

[QUOTE="Juggernaut140"][QUOTE="racer8dan"]They can claim to be christians all they want, but it doesn't really matter, hell is their destination. If you say your a christian then you believe the bible, if you believe the bible, then you believe whats written in it, if you believe whats written in it, you believe homosexuality is an abominable sin, sin takes you to hell.

racer8dan

Wasn't it Jesus that was all about forgiveness and to never judge your fellow man..

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]

[QUOTE="Juggernaut140"] What a loving god :|sSubZerOo

Wasn't it Jesus that was all about forgiveness and to never judge your fellow man..

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]You can thank Adam and Eve.

racer8dan

Wasn't it Jesus that was all about forgiveness and to never judge your fellow man..

And here is where our debate ends, because quite frankly any one who takes the bible literally isn't worth the time for a rational debate.. Because their entire perspective is irrational by today's standards to begin with.

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

[QUOTE="Assassin1349"]

sSubZerOo

INless its a private school, a female student wearing a tuxedo shouldn't be a violation.. Dress codes are there to prevent people from being too exposing or a disruption with what it says on it.. A tux does neither.

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

Wasn't it Jesus that was all about forgiveness and to never judge your fellow man..

sSubZerOo

And here is where our debate ends, because quite frankly any one who takes the bible literally isn't worth the time for a rational debate.. Because their entire perspective is irrational by today's standards to begin with.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Even public schools have a dress code......markop2003

The hell with "today's standards", I couldn't care less whats considered "standard" today. I personally believe we were created by God, believe what you want.racer8dan

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"] Indeed She Should have! :P

LJS9502_basic

INless its a private school, a female student wearing a tuxedo shouldn't be a violation.. Dress codes are there to prevent people from being too exposing or a disruption with what it says on it.. A tux does neither.

Public schools have a simple dress code that has nothing to do with guys wearing feminie clothing (as long as they are covered up) and vice versa.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

INless its a private school, a female student wearing a tuxedo shouldn't be a violation.. Dress codes are there to prevent people from being too exposing or a disruption with what it says on it.. A tux does neither.

sSubZerOo

Public schools have a simple dress code that has nothing to do with guys wearing feminie clothing (as long as they are covered up) and vice versa.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

INless its a private school, a female student wearing a tuxedo shouldn't be a violation.. Dress codes are there to prevent people from being too exposing or a disruption with what it says on it.. A tux does neither.

sSubZerOo

Public schools have a simple dress code that has nothing to do with guys wearing feminie clothing (as long as they are covered up) and vice versa.

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]The hell with "today's standards", I couldn't care less whats considered "standard" today. I personally believe we were created by God, believe what you want.markop2003

Sounds a little ridiculous. Seriously, what's the big deal? Just have the dance. Let the girls be boys. Not a big deal. Have some tolerance for goodness sake.

[QUOTE="ChiChiMonKilla"]

[QUOTE="Barbariser"]

Technically, the main problem here is the dress code. If that's what the prom got cancelled for, then obviously the dress code has to be revised. That's exactly what should happen anyway - the main arguments I've seen for keeping it in its current state are basically "it's how we've always done it" and "because I prefer it this way", which are utterly invalid because neither of those pathetic attempts at rationales have any logic behind them.

Pixel-Pirate

So basically one person could not follow the rules so change them is what your saying lmao.

I go club stand in line and the club has a no jeans or t-shirt dress code but everybody else should follow the dress code but me lol cause I am special. Yeah it's all about me I don't have to follow the rules.

Yeah that makes perfect sense to me and only me.

The club simply doesn't let you in. The bouncer doesn't go inside the club and tell everyone they have to leave now because you showed up in the wrong attire.

The club is also not a public school.

As for the club the bouncer will remove you if you don't want to leave. I am sure she knew what going on and refused to leave was most likely making drama and being difficult. So they said that's it proms over everybody go home cause they didn't want to put a foot in her behind that she deserved.