NO, you can't be WonderWoman at school.
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NO, you can't be WonderWoman at school.
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Costumes banned at school? Seriously? We all wore costumes on Halloween to school.
What is going on with this crazy society these days?
Costumes banned at school? Seriously? We all wore costumes on Halloween to school.
What is going on with this crazy society these days?
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Re: NO, you can't be WonderWoman at school.
Society in general has gone plum wackout crazy, and the whole political correctness is just
f ed up.
f ed up.
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Re: NO, you can't be WonderWoman at school.
GordonH wrote:Society in general has gone plum wackout crazy, and the whole political correctness is just
f ed up.
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Re: NO, you can't be WonderWoman at school.
Glad I was a student in the 70's & 80's.
Students today are coming from a way different place, some things are for the better some things are just sad.
Students today are coming from a way different place, some things are for the better some things are just sad.
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I think one of the issues is that the sexy costumes have become something girls are being allowed to wear.
http://solomomtakesflight.com/blog/sexyhalloweencostumesforgirls/
http://solomomtakesflight.com/blog/sexyhalloweencostumesforgirls/
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Re: NO, you can't be WonderWoman at school.
vegas1500 wrote:GordonH wrote:Society in general has gone plum wackout crazy, and the whole political correctness is just
f ed up.
yup
we can thank the left wingers for that
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TreeGuy wrote:I think one of the issues is that the sexy costumes have become something girls are being allowed to wear.
http://solomomtakesflight.com/blog/sexyhalloweencostumesforgirls/
It is unbelievable that kids are allowed to wear that junk before they are 19.
Everyone wants to be the sexy this or that, even 10 year olds? So sad. So completely and utterly sad. Unfortunately because parents brains have gone out the window and sexiness is everywhere, you are likely right, there just is no commonsense anymore for what is allowed to be worn to school. So the school has to shut it ALL down. No sense in truamatizing one kid and sending them home in a sexy costume when all the kids can be shut down all at once.
Ever see vintage halloween costumes on kids? Now those are scary.
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Just to point out another view, why should learning be interrupted by all kinds of distracting costumes and their accompanying accessories? Many costumes aren't nearly as simple now as they used to be. They can be uncomfortable or awkward to contain while sitting at a school desk.
Or, for the last part of the day or earlier in the week, have a costume parade and all students that wish can put on non-traditional clothing/costume and meet in the gym for a giant show and tell. Those that do not celebrate Halloween can still dress up if they wish but the theme can be costumes and not Halloween.
Schools can have pajama days, wear you favourite colour day, hat day and so on for "fun" days. Kids can choose to participate or not.
Or, for the last part of the day or earlier in the week, have a costume parade and all students that wish can put on non-traditional clothing/costume and meet in the gym for a giant show and tell. Those that do not celebrate Halloween can still dress up if they wish but the theme can be costumes and not Halloween.
Schools can have pajama days, wear you favourite colour day, hat day and so on for "fun" days. Kids can choose to participate or not.
It's possible to do all the right things and still get a bad result.
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How perfectly boring.
When Costumes became big business in the stead of a potato(burlap) sack,
old curtain, maybe an inner tube, or cardboard box.
To anything under the moon that money can buy to be purchased by
a society of parents with little ethics and questionable morals that are so
caught up in their own *bleep* to be bothered with raising their children
proper, leaving them to be raised by screens and strangers.
What would you expect ?
Cancelations of anything we used to deem as 'innocent' fun, because, well...
innocence lost !
When Costumes became big business in the stead of a potato(burlap) sack,
old curtain, maybe an inner tube, or cardboard box.
To anything under the moon that money can buy to be purchased by
a society of parents with little ethics and questionable morals that are so
caught up in their own *bleep* to be bothered with raising their children
proper, leaving them to be raised by screens and strangers.
What would you expect ?
Cancelations of anything we used to deem as 'innocent' fun, because, well...
innocence lost !
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Re: NO, you can't be WonderWoman at school.
Piecemaker wrote:Just to point out another view, why should learning be interrupted by all kinds of distracting costumes and their accompanying accessories? Many costumes aren't nearly as simple now as they used to be. They can be uncomfortable or awkward to contain while sitting at a school desk.
I'm sure a child's educational future won't be jeopardized by allowing a day of fun once a year.
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Such a disturbing trend. We have a group of messed up individuals setting up a poor precedence to the youth of today by robbing them of their childhoods and masking it with ridiculous and false justifications so when this generation grows up they'll be even more messed up - great job SJWs
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From the OPs article ...
... curious, but are these the same children that will be going out Trick or Treating on Halloween and being traumatized by the same "scary or gory costumes"?
Such a weak argument for such a weak decision.
He said teachers from schools where kids were allowed to dress up noted some kids wore scary or gory costumes that frightened younger children
... curious, but are these the same children that will be going out Trick or Treating on Halloween and being traumatized by the same "scary or gory costumes"?
Such a weak argument for such a weak decision.
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Dizzy1 wrote:
we can thank you left wingers for this
"The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who speak it." -George Orwell
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