School cancels prom because of Lesbian couple

[QUOTE="Ring_of_fire"]

ugh... what WONT highschool girls do for attention?garrett_duffman

Being gay or lesbian is not a call for attention.

When you're that young, it is.

Southern states? No surprise there it's homes to religious fanatics and parents who force there kids into religion at young ages or kick there kids out for not believing what they believe. A place where opinion is not tolerated, being unique or different is looked down upon and home to many prejudice people.

If a huge bomb went off in the southern states I doubt many people would care that much. Lots of worthless disgusting humans live down there. There are many nice people to but they are sadly outnumbered so those people would be missed greatly.

All in All the school shut down prom because they don't want Lesbian/gay couples participating in prom. The school will go to court and lose and prom will happen. They are simply breaking the law by being prejudice and un accepting unless they have a REAL legitimate reason. They will probably play the card "we don't want the lesbians being attacked its for security reasons" to bad there was already a case like that which didn't turn out very well for the education board and it definantly wouldn't turn out well for them.

they said the one girl was going to wear a tuxedo thats funny

[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.

[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.

FUBAR24

SEE IF YOU CAN DECODE MY SECERT MESSAGE ON THIS SUBJECT BY LOOKING AT THE PICTURES! I'M GIVING YOU A KLUE ON HERE TOO!

Hemmaroids

You're not clever.

[QUOTE="FUBAR24"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Even public schools have a dress code......racer8dan

How would that be disruptive to you?

[QUOTE="FUBAR24"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Even public schools have a dress code......racer8dan

[QUOTE="Hemmaroids"]

SEE IF YOU CAN DECODE MY SECERT MESSAGE ON THIS SUBJECT BY LOOKING AT THE PICTURES! I'M GIVING YOU A KLUE ON HERE TOO!

PeaceChild90

You're not clever.

yes but he stated what dress codes are for even in public schools. how is a tux showing too much skin or being a disruptionFUBAR24

She never thought the adults would stand up to her selfish behind and if they did so what none of the guys wanted her screw everybody !!ChiChiMonKilla

I don't think it's selfish to want to go to the prom with someone you'd actually want to date. What I think is selfish here is the school board essentially throwing a tantrum and canceling it for every student because the ACLU's information conflicted with their beliefs. They could've easily amended their rules. Actually, selfish may not be the right word, bitter is more suitable.

I read about this in the paper today and it made me angrily roll my eyes. How frustrating and pathetic. But from what I understand the school is probably in an area which means that the parents of other students would cause a big stink if they 'allowed' such a thing. Pfft, humanity.

Edit: They should hold their own prom 'the other side of the tracks', ala Footloose :P

[QUOTE="ChiChiMonKilla"]She never thought the adults would stand up to her selfish behind and if they did so what none of the guys wanted her screw everybody !!T_P_O

I don't think it's selfish to want to go to the prom with someone you'd actually want to date. What I think is selfish here is the school board essentially throwing a tantrum and canceling it for every student because the ACLU's information conflicted with their beliefs. They could've easily amended their rules. Actually, selfish may not be the right word, bitter is more suitable.

Went to 3 proms during my high school days and there is always that one that wants to do their own thing. You don't want to follow the dress code go someplace else and dress in what you want. You wanna get drunk go some place else. You wanna fight take it away from the prom. I personally would have hung out with my peps if I knew we wanted to do something diffrent. That's what a adult would have done.

I am pretty sure she would hve showed up in a tux with her fat unattractive behind and refused to leave and that's why they shut it down. I can see her saying you can't make me leave i have my rights. So the adults got frustated and didn't want to go to jail for beating a fat girl and said the prom is canceled. She was not thinking about everybody else only herself. She has no shame and her parents should have stopped her. Her parents did horrible job she is a problem not the school.

She is the second from the left in the pic what guy would want that even her aunt looks better.

If she was my kid I would have stopped her from getting fat and taught her respect for adults or she would find another place to live.

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]

[QUOTE="FUBAR24"] yes but he stated what dress codes are for even in public schools. how is a tux showing too much skin or being a disruptionPeaceChild90

How would that be disruptive to you?

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?Espada12

Yeah, but it's not like she wanted to dress in absurdly inappropriate clothing, a tuxedo is very formal and would fit in with a prom almost perfectly, regardless of the gender of the person. The batman suit would obviously disrupt proceedings because it is highly informal and pretty absurd.

[QUOTE="T_P_O"]

[QUOTE="ChiChiMonKilla"]She never thought the adults would stand up to her selfish behind and if they did so what none of the guys wanted her screw everybody !!ChiChiMonKilla

I don't think it's selfish to want to go to the prom with someone you'd actually want to date. What I think is selfish here is the school board essentially throwing a tantrum and canceling it for every student because the ACLU's information conflicted with their beliefs. They could've easily amended their rules. Actually, selfish may not be the right word, bitter is more suitable.

Went to 3 proms during my high school days and there is always that one that wants to do their own thing. You don't want to follow the dress code go someplace else and dress in what you want. You wanna get drunk go some place else. You wanna fight take it away from the prom. I personally would have hung out with my peps if I knew we wanted to do something diffrent. That's what a adult would have done.

I am pretty sure she would hve showed up in a tux with her fat unattractive behind and refused to leave and that's why they shut it down. I can see her saying you can't make me leave i have my rights. So the adults got frustated and didn't want to go to jail for beating a fat girl and said the prom is canceled. She was not thinking about everybody else only herself. She has no shame and her parents should have stopped her. Her parents did horrible job she is a problem not the school.

She is the second from the left in the pic what guy would want that even her aunt looks better.

If she was my kid I would have stopped her from getting fat and taught her respect for adults or she would find another place to live.

[QUOTE="PeaceChild90"]

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]Disruption? Some chick dressed up as a dude, how is that not disruptive?

Espada12

How would that be disruptive to you?

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

[QUOTE="PeaceChild90"]

How would that be disruptive to you?

PerfectCircles

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

Well what if a guy wanted to put on a dress? Cross dressing is obviously disruptive, I was just using a the batman thing to kinda show how weird clothing can be disruptive.

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"][QUOTE="Espada12"]

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

Espada12

Well what if a guy wanted to put on a dress? Cross dressing is obviously disruptive, I was just using a the batman thing to kinda show how weird clothing can be disruptive.

[QUOTE="PeaceChild90"]

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]Disruption? Some chick dressed up as a dude, how is that not disruptive?

Espada12

How would that be disruptive to you?

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

Please tell us what a "normal girl" is.

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

[QUOTE="PeaceChild90"]

How would that be disruptive to you?

PeaceChild90

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

Please tell us what a "normal girl" is.

Wearing clothes meant for a girl?

[QUOTE="PeaceChild90"]

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

Espada12

Please tell us what a "normal girl" is.

Wearing clothes meant for a girl?

To be honest, I think they should just cancel prom in general.

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

[QUOTE="PeaceChild90"]

Please tell us what a "normal girl" is.

PerfectCircles

Wearing clothes meant for a girl?

They don't have such a thing as women's jeans amirite?

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"][QUOTE="Espada12"]

Wearing clothes meant for a girl?

Espada12

They don't have such a thing as women's jeans amirite?

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

[QUOTE="PeaceChild90"]

How would that be disruptive to you?

PerfectCircles

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"][QUOTE="Espada12"]

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

racer8dan

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"][QUOTE="Espada12"]

Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?

racer8dan

[QUOTE="garrett_duffman"]ugh... what WONT highschool girls do for attention?Ring_of_fire

Being gay or lesbian is not a call for attention. If anyone is seeking attention, it's the overreaction (saying the very least, in the most generous way) of the school board that is it.

When i first heard about this story first thing that popped into my mind was TEXAS! TEXAS! TEXAS! but it's the south so i guess its still bad area for this kind of thing. Girls went to gether in my prom when they didn't have dates to go.

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"][QUOTE="Espada12"]Do you need someone to really answer this? What if a guy dressed like batman and came to class.. don't you think that would be disruptive? Why can't the girl wear a dress like a normal girl and be done with it? Why do they always have to be different?racer8dan

Uh, tuxedos aren't just exclusively made for men, you know that, right?

thats not fair to the rest of the kids plus it is going to alienate the lesbian girl from everyone

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"] She's not dressed like batman though, she's dressed in a tux just like half of the people at the prom would have been.PerfectCircles

[QUOTE="racer8dan"][QUOTE="PerfectCircles"] She's not dressed like batman though, she's dressed in a tux just like half of the people at the prom would have been.T_P_O

Uh, tuxedos aren't just exclusively made for men, you know that, right?

When I was in high school they would say (via the announcement system) that the dance is open to our students, students from the girls' school (I went to an all boys school) and students of our school can bring a female date (we were not allowed to bring other guys as our "dates"), and then people would laugh and joke and pretend to be gay "why can't I bring my boyfriend?". It was kinda funny.

[QUOTE="T_P_O"]

[QUOTE="racer8dan"]The difference is she's a woman, she's suppose to be wearing woman's clothing like all the other girls at the prom. If a guy came in a dress, that would be disruptive as well.whipassmt

Uh, tuxedos aren't just exclusively made for men, you know that, right?

[QUOTE="Espada12"]

[QUOTE="PerfectCircles"] Are jeans for girls? I can't remember I thought they were only supposed to wear dresses.PerfectCircles

They don't have such a thing as women's jeans amirite?

Now that is a lil overboard if you ask me, they should not shun these girls and also too punish everyone because of these girls sexual orientation. ZombiefiedZomB

[QUOTE="whipassmt"]

[QUOTE="T_P_O"]

Uh, tuxedos aren't just exclusively made for men, you know that, right?

T_P_O

the major thing they did was turn the student body against the girlsweezyfb

[QUOTE="ZombiefiedZomB"]Now that is a lil overboard if you ask me, they should not shun these girls and also too punish everyone because of these girls sexual orientation. whipassmt

thats not fair to the rest of the kids plus it is going to alienate the lesbian girl from everyone

Snakewiseman

[QUOTE="T_P_O"][QUOTE="whipassmt"] Um, schools have the right to set dress codes, so regardless of whether women do wear tuxedoes or not doesn't matter, the school set the dress code. Besides, just because women wear somethings doesn't mean they are supposed to wear them, for instance there are women who are really want to be men.

whipassmt

[QUOTE="whipassmt"]

[QUOTE="ZombiefiedZomB"]Now that is a lil overboard if you ask me, they should not shun these girls and also too punish everyone because of these girls sexual orientation. T_P_O

[QUOTE="whipassmt"]

[QUOTE="T_P_O"] His argument was that she should be wearing "womanly" clothing to the event and because of this, it could be considered disruptive. I just told him the tuxedo isn't a male exclusive outfit and there are tuxedos tailored for women, therefore, not disruptive with what he was arguing. And what the hell does "supposed to wear" even mean? T_P_O