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Old 29-04-2004, 15:42   #21
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Re: Gays overreacting/looking for trouble?

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Originally Posted by ZrByte
How is it any more appropriate for a women to wear an earing to a man?? exept by an outdated and discriminatory standard?
At the same time a butch, skinheaded woman may be percieved as a thug/lesbian (regardless of the earing) should skinheaded women be discriminated against for the same reason as you and towny have stated???
Once again people are taking equality to the extreme - we are talking about the police here.

So if I wanted to be silly and take the same stance as you, I suppose it would be alright for male officers to were a skirt as their uniform

I suppose it it would be fine and dandy for a male officer to wear eye make up and lipstick??????

And yes when it comes to the police it is more acceptble for a female officer to wear a stud earing, and it is unacceptable for a male officer to wear stud earings.

Police are there to protect and serve not worry about fashion items.
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