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So comment debate on YouTube, there's this female youtuber who has many shorts where people dress up saying this is what I'd wear as a teacher. Next is five outfits Monday to Friday, some of these are genuine others are jokes. The jokes are dressed quite scantily males are topless or wearing shorts, females dressed in bras and a jacket or booty shorts, fishnets, corset tops. On those videos she states definitely not: shoulders needs to be covered, midriff is showing, skirt needs to be knee height, not professional, probably not the holes in jeans, needs to be wearing a top. Other times she'll laugh in disbelief and shock at the silliness of clothing.


But anyway I stated I've just watched 20/30 shorts and have not seen one instant where she says these outfits are good to wear to school, and how she is sexualising them, and grooming young boys.

Where a reply states youtuber saying this is not good for school, that it is grooming, as it makes young boys think of youtuber in question, in the same clothes as these scantily clad videos she's split-screening her shorts on. And thus intentionally grooming thousands of boys at once.

So I saw this video on TikTok where some guy goes to random women in the streets and pulls their clothes down unexpectedly, so their bare chest and/or butt gets revealed. A big discussion broke out in the comments, so I wanted to know from this community, how do you react to such vids?

Years ago in Canada - Ontario - a politician Mike Harris wanted to make it mandatory that people on welfare be tested for illegal drug use. Receive treatment for addiction & alcoholism. Receive trades and educational training.

Essentially he wanted to get them off of welfare which was designed as a TEMPORARY assistance NOT to live on or live off of --- as many people will do, having families or even generations (grandparents, parents, kids) on welfare.

He was laughed at for infringing on these people's "rights".

However, personally, this excuse is questionable as statistically addicts, alcholics, people on welfare are prone to criminal activity, etc. and so their continued unnecessary useage of welfare and in their addicted situations are infringing on the rights of society as a whole.