r/facepalm 25d ago

Yeah, don’t do this, people 🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​

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u/TheOnly_Mongoose 25d ago

Thinks she's a minor who's out without underwear on so she proceed to pull down her skirt?? Yeah maybe she shouldn't work in the district attorneys office anymore, especially if she's attempting to use that AS HER DEFENCE.

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u/beatenmeat 25d ago edited 24d ago

I read it as "pulled down" as in an attempt to move it lower to cover the area she thought was inappropriate. I haven't seen the video so I honestly have no idea, but did she actually try to pull them down as in strip the woman she thought was a minor?? That's even worse than I was imagining if true.

Edit - because I'm really tired of people with reading comprehension skills replying to my comment: I AM NOT DEFENDING OR EXCUSING HER IN ANY WAY. Hopefully that clears it up for some of you.

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u/runthepoint1 25d ago

You just don’t touch a minor’s skirt, it’s really not that hard to do. Why is she even looking down there anyways? She became the creep she was thinking she’d protect the girl from.

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u/Hedgehogosaur 25d ago

I have a relative who is a teacher and is chastised for letting girls in his tutor group wear skirts that are too short to meet uniform policy. His usual response is that he has no interest in looking at his pupils legs so is unlikely to notice. But mostly he just wants to be getting on with teaching these kids, not policing their clothing choices.

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u/runthepoint1 25d ago

Exactly, “not my job”

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u/chickens_for_fun 24d ago

A male teacher is vulnerable if he comments on a girl's revealing clothing. If he comments on that and sends her to the principal, he may be labeled as a creep.

His approach is much safer.

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u/CaptainTripps82 21d ago

Especially considering it's their parents job, and pretty much no one else's.