[Josy]

Originally Posted by Livia

People like me? Who hate women wearing what they want to? LOL... This isn't a slut walk, it's the House of Commons. If she wants anyone to pay attention to what she has to say, put the body away.



It's like A male MP turning up in a teeshirt.

Slut walk? :/ it's a shoulder.

There wouldnt be anything wrong with any mp turning up in a tshirt either, it states there is no dress code.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Josy

Slut walk? :/ it's a shoulder.

There wouldnt be anything wrong with any mp turning up in a tshirt either, it states there is no dress code.

No they are MP's
not Chavs

[Josy]

Originally Posted by arista

No they are MP's

not Chavs

Yeah so that point went right over your head.

Sexism, ageism and stereotyping and it's not even 1pm.

[Jigs]

Originally Posted by arista

No they are MP's
not Chavs

Doesn't stop them yelling and screaming like chavs when they disagree with eachother!

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Liam-

It only distracts the people who hate women wearing what they want to, it’s a shoulder ffs, if she was sat there flashing her knickers I might understand the problem

Maybe tomorrow


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[Liam-]

A slutwalk? For showing a shoulder?.. I mean, I know I’m not an expert of female sexuality, but really? A slut for showing a shoulder? Anyone would think she lobbed a tit out and waved it at Moggy

I’m more concerned about people’s behaviour in the commons than their choice of clothing, I thought we were past telling women what they can wear, I thought we were even further past calling women derogatory names for their clothing choices too, guess I was wrong

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Liam-

A slutwalk? For showing a shoulder?.. I mean, I know I’m not an expert of female sexuality, but really? A slut for showing a shoulder? Anyone would think she lobbed a tit out and waved it at Moggy

I’m more concerned about people’s behaviour in the commons than their choice of clothing, I thought we were past telling women what they can wear, I thought we were even further past calling women derogatory names for their clothing choices too, guess I was wrong

Try not to take everything so literally. And what's derogatory about mentioning a slutwalk? I never called her a slut, that was your narrow take on what was meant to be a tongue-in-cheek reply.

We are not past telling people what they can and can't wear. Many jobs have a dress code. She's not an actress anymore. If she wants to dress like a barmaid, she's in the wrong job. I'd say the same to any male MP who rocked up wearing an Hawaiian shirt.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Livia

Try not to take everything so literally. And what's derogatory about mentioning a slutwalk? I never called her a slut, that was your narrow take on what was meant to be a tongue-in-cheek reply.

We are not past telling people what they can and can't wear. Many jobs have a dress code. She's not an actress anymore. If she wants to dress like a barmaid, she's in the wrong job. I'd say the same to any male MP who rocked up wearing an Hawaiian shirt.

How on earth is she dressed like a barmaid? She’s wearing a plain back top that shows a small amount of skin, she’s hardly dressed for Hooters

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Liam-

How on earth is she dressed like a barmaid? She’s wearing a plain back top that shows a small amount of skin, she’s hardly dressed for Hooters

It's a waste of time me talking to you about this. I've worked in Westminster... there is a dress code. And and off-the-shoulder top is not included in that dress code. I'm not keen on setting up a lobby so that women can turn up at work dressed like they're going clubbing.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Anyone would think she lobbed a tit out and waved it at Moggy

I’m guessing he wouldn’t even notice that tbh



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[Alf]

I see it lke this.

Was what she wore inappropriate for her job? Probably

Does this in anyway fill me with interest? Not in the slightest.

So what is this?

Well, she's now got a platform on the television to chastice us all about sexism for the millionth time.

Also, while we're talking about this, we ain't talking about other things.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Alf

I see it lke this.

Was what she wore inappropriate for her job? Probably

Does this in anyway fill me with interest? Not in the slightest.

So what is this?

Well, she's now got a platform on the television to chastice us all about sexism for the millionth time.

Also, while we're talking about this, we ain't talking about other things.

She can't chastise us for sexism, Alfie, when so many women are saying it's inappropriate attire for her job. My boss would be quick enough to tell me if I turned up in a little off-the-shoulder number.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Alf

I see it lke this.

Was what she wore inappropriate for her job? Probably

Does this in anyway fill me with interest? Not in the slightest.

So what is this?

Well, she's now got a platform on the television to chastice us all about sexism for the millionth time.

Also, while we're talking about this, we ain't talking about other things.

This morning Every TV debate had this
also LBC , Radio 5 and Radio 4 AM


Today Alf its hard to escape
even on the top of todays D. Mail

[Niamh.]

"These rules stipulate that attire must show “respect for the Chamber and for its central position in the life of the nation.” It was previously customary for “men to wear jackets and ties” and “a similar level of formality must be observed by women,” but changes to these rules in 2018 excluded the tie requirement. Nothing is now specified for women."

https://qz.com/work/1751692/what-is-...-21st-century/

[Liam-]

If she had turned up in a skin tight strapless dress above the knees, I’d be in agreement that it was inappropriate for the setting, but it’s a baggy black top with a low shoulder line, the abuse she’s receiving is disgusting, have we really got to point where pearls are being clutched because of a shoulder?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Liam-

If she had turned up in a skin tight strapless dress above the knees, I’d be in agreement that it was inappropriate for the setting, but it’s a baggy black top with a low shoulder line, the abuse she’s receiving is disgusting, have we really got to point where pearls are being clutched because of a shoulder?

Look I hate politicians and the whole system surrounding them BUT she just looked out of place .


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[Livia]

Business casual is the dress code. If people need that explained chances are they don't work where a dress code is in place, and never have.

[Alf]

I remember her in "A bit of a do" it was a good series.

[Liam-]

Spoiler:

Turns out it’s not a top, it’s a dress, this dress, what’s classless or inappropriate about it? It’s a tasteful dress, that many respectable business women or women of importance would wear to work

[arista]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Spoiler:

Turns out it’s not a top, it’s a dress, this dress, what’s classless or inappropriate about it? It’s a tasteful dress, that many respectable business women or women of importance would wear to work

Looks better on that model.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by arista

Looks better on that model.

And there we have it, men find it distracting because she’s not a young attractive model, got it

[Jigs]

People who are angry over this need to get a life honestly

[Ammi]

Tracy Brabin: MP hits back at Twitter 'keyboard warriors'...


‘ Hello. Sorry I don’t have time to reply to all of you commenting on this but I can confirm I’m not....
A slag
Hungover
A tart
About to breastfeed
A slapper
Drunk
Just been banged over a wheelie bin.

Who knew people could get so emotional over a shoulder...’


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-51386155

[Ammi]

...her dress seemed to be fine in accordance with the dress code...updated in 2018...

As with the language you use, the way in which you dress should also demonstrate respect for the House and for its central position in the life of the nation. There is no exact dress code: usual business dress is suggested as a guide. Jeans, T-shirts, sandals and trainers are not appropriate. It is no longer a requirement for men to wear a tie, but jackets should be worn.
32. Wearing scarves, T-shirts, or large badges displaying brand names or slogans, or other forms of advertising of either commercial or non-commercial causes, is not in order. The tradition of the House is that decorations (medals, etc) of any kind and uniforms are not worn in the Chamber.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...her dress seemed to be fine in accordance with the dress code...updated in 2018...



As with the language you use, the way in which you dress should also demonstrate respect for the House and for its central position in the life of the nation. There is no exact dress code: usual business dress is suggested as a guide. Jeans, T-shirts, sandals and trainers are not appropriate. It is no longer a requirement for men to wear a tie, but jackets should be worn.

32. Wearing scarves, T-shirts, or large badges displaying brand names or slogans, or other forms of advertising of either commercial or non-commercial causes, is not in order. The tradition of the House is that decorations (medals, etc) of any kind and uniforms are not worn in the Chamber.

Sounds like an amendment is needed


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