Just my opinion, if you disagree you're more than welcome to post your counter viewpoint.

It seriously bugs me when feminists (or people who follow the same ideological view as feminists) refer to simply the idea of telling a woman to put more clothes on as some kind of gender discrimination. Why? If a man was wearing clothes revealing the same amount of skin, do you think he's be accepted? or would people laugh him into oblivion, or be disgusted by it?

Immediately associating the woman's body with sex is one thing, but being "disgusted" by it is exactly what the feminists asked for - equality.

Now, it's a different story if you hold men and women to different standards, but that's generally not what happens in these situations.

(Note: The point of this post is not about whether or not really about whether or not it's okay to wear certain clothes, but on whether it's appropriate to label it as a form of discrimination to not allow it)