Full disclosure: I'm not a men's right activist and don't consider myself to fully align with your group but I feel like we share a common agreement that feminists are dumb.

http://feministing.com/2015/05/27/stop-sexist-dress-codes-were-students-not-distractions/

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Summer time is almost here, and girls are ready to break out their summer clothing to stay comfortable in the heat. But at my high school, like many schools across the country, girls are not allowed to wear tank tops that shows bra straps, or summer shorts that are “shorter than reasonable length,” whatever that means. Though not all schools state it outright, the implication is that girls’ bodies are too distracting for our male peers, and that what we wear would detract from a productive learning environment.

I recently started a petition to get my school, Foothill High School, to change their dress code. It’s my dream to get into UC Berkeley and go to medical school someday. With these goals in mind, I go to school for one reason: learning. I expect to receive the same respect and support for my efforts as my male peers but when girls are most of the students getting punished for dress code violations, this is not the case.

You know what actually makes unproductive and unsafe learning environments? Sexist dress codes that shame and blame girls for boys’ apparent inability to control themselves. Girls should be able to be comfortable when they come to school, and be respected regardless of their clothing choice.

Lots of people agree with me. So far, 2,500 people have signed my petition, and girls across the country are calling on their schools to shed their sexist dress codes and stop sexualizing 15 to 18-year-old girls.

Dress codes like the one at my school suggest that, because a boy cannot control his thoughts, girls should regulate what they wear. Furthermore, they tell students that girls are inherently sexual, and teach boys that they can disrespect or mistreat girls based on how they dress. That’s how rape culture is born. Ideas like this can influence students as they grow older, and define the adults that they will become. We are the next generation, and if we cannot learn to respect everyone, we won’t be able to continue to develop as a society.

Another example of "I want to break the rules and you better respect me for doing it". I live in Austin, TX. It gets really hot here and our high schools do not let women wear tank tops that show your bra or shorts that go too short. But you know what? Our high schools don't let men do that either. Men can't wear tank tops. Men can't even wear sleeveless shirts. What makes being a woman so special?

One of my best friends from high school got accepted to medical school last year and I couldn't be more proud of him. Smart guy with a big heart. His medical school has a dress code: business professional during class. Buttoned shirt w/tie for men, business attire for women. What is her reaction going to be when she's taking classes in the summer? That the dress code is sexist? You're a medical professional. Time to grow up.

She mentions that we should "respect everyone" but somehow that respect doesn't apply to men or even herself. Dress codes are enacted to send a message. Medical schools have a dress code because you're going to be a doctor and doctors are held to a high standard. Why should high schools, including women, play by different rules?

Her argument reminds me of what is known as the Macho Man fallacy. There's a YouTube video floating around of Macho Man talking about wanting to fight Hulk Hogan. He says he wants to have a real fight and all of the PPV money and merchandising would go to a children's hospital. He then taunts Hulk for saying no by asking him "what's wrong with sick kids? what's wrong with helping children?". Well, nothing. He just doesn't want to fight you, not because he hates kids. That's what this young lady is doing. She's deflecting the argument. If men cannot wear tank tops or short shorts then why is this an issue about men controlling their thoughts?