Posted on 02/17/2012 2:13:47 PM PST by C19fan
I think she probably posted it on FaceBook or some such, and the bored Brits turned it into something.
“Ug! But if his sexual desire was aroused bacuse of her revealing clothing - maybe he would be happier in Burkah-land. “
It’s not just about desire. It’s just not professional and a serious academic setting demands a professional look. She wouldn’t go to a job interview looking like that.
But "gods" don't need no stinkin' badges.
The lds-org denies that Jesus is the Creator, that everything was created THROUGH Him, BY Him and FOR Him.
A dress code at BYU is the least of their problems.
Propagandizing a false religion is a bigger issue.
I don't see any mention of provocative here. But they can be really snotty.
I attended BYU Idaho when it was Ricks College. One day before an Old testament class (required) 2 girls were talking about a young man and how he dressed. That his threadbare clothing was appalling and an embarrassment. I asked them if they knew anything about him. They didn't. But I did. He had told me one day he was SO THANKFUL to be continuing his education and how his family had tried so hard to save the money to get him there and that is was such a hardship on his parents to do that. He wanted so much to excel.
By the time I was done talking to those 2 girls they were crying. They deserved that.
And was he wearing a jacket a collared shirt and a tie - or just another guy schlub in a T-shirt and jeans?
Like I said - apparently the little zealot would be happier in Burkah land.
Those are some severe looking women there...
Plenty of real Christians have a dress code. You’re not going to find much skin in Bob Jones University, that’s for sure!
MINE TOO!!! Really saves on razors...
I live next to 14 soroities, and my walk to class avoids the liberal arts “people”. So I see hot girls and smart people. Even though they’re young, many of the engineering students have their heads on right.
The guy handing her the note probably found it provocative that she was not wearing a hijab to cover her head.
Same here in Tallahassee. They wear damn near nothing. Pajamas on occasion.
College does have its perks.
I didnt see any cleavage either. However...
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Say what you will about BYU, they stand behind their honor code. Just ask Brandon Davies.
It mentions in the article that she tweeted about the note.
I smell a very big rat. The woman in question was newhere near any definition of provocative - she was wearing leggings, fer crying out loud.
BUT - WHO has dress code police? MUSLIMS.
WHO always tried to normalize depravity? DEMOCRATS.
So, my guess is that the note-giver was a Democrat operative, probably not even a BYU student. And the idea behind this op was to get the idea out that Sharia is not such a wild concept, that other religions have for example, dress code police for women, they just don't talk about it very much.
So they start with the Mormons, because Protestatns and Catholics will laugh.
But the meme has now been set.
Watch for it to be continued on Prtestant and Catholic campuses.
You're looking at Democrat-psyoped Shariah normalization, folks.
Nothing less.
Just going to Publix has its perks. We call ours “club Publix”. Actually I think playboy did..
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