49 Hilarious Times People Beat The System In Ways Nobody Expected

This was protest becouse in hot summer boys were not allowed to wear shorts, so they went to school in skirts (some of them icluded hakr bands and bows etc, to make it more funny) just to show government the irony. Skort is part of uniform, so no problem, but I think it helped and they are allowed to wear shorts now... Find it, it was last year in UK

Why tell them that they can in the first place? Let them figure it out themselves

Students in quite a lot of the schools in the UK have to wear a uniform of some kind or other. Some schools are quite strict trousers or skirt, shirt and tie and a blazer, this school did not allow short trousers, so their only option was to wear skirts during hot weather. As as as I remember the school agreed to review the uniform rules as a result of the boys protest.

No, it doesn't. A music festival, or any kind of event, isn't the free market. If you own a business, you get to decide which company gets to sell coffee on company grounds. It's not the free market and the place isn't open to everyone.

He's so edgy. ♥

It's not really the breastfeeding itself. Breasts are a secondary sex organ so they're not seen as big of a deal in other countries. In America, breasts have been over-sexualized so their purpose of feeding young is overshadowed by their societal standard of sex.

I've had this same experience with Muslims! Muslim women are totally comfortable with the natural act of breastfeeding in front of each other.

Same, my friends find it so uncomfortable and im like ... its just a baby chill. Probably the way we grew up too, i came from a family in the rural parts of south america and no one cares about a woman feedin her baby, its so normal. But here my parents would laugh at other people cuz when mom breastfeed in public, she thought people where joking that they were uncomfortable.

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Westerners don't understand what Samlians have with killing innocent people and children and blowing everyone up.

Yes, should say:"si necesitas dar seno, por favor cúbrete, gracias"

seems like it says aumenarte but says alimentarte

What does this have to do with politeness? If for some reason, I would be disgusted by bald heads, would it be necessary and "polite" of every man with no hair to cover his baldness just so I'm not offended? What's wrong with just not looking? I mean, people are so amazing at not looking at things they don't want to see. The drunkard on the street, the guy beating up his dog, the woman being mean and harsh towards her kids, the neighbor beating up their spouse, the woman who fainted, the guy who drops his litter right where he walks, the beggar asking for food... People "don't see" a lot of things all the time! But all of a sudden, there's a naked breast with a baby attached, and people lose the ability to just turn their heads? Yeah right...

Eating food is nothing like having a period. It's nothing like pooping, peeing, or having sex. Eating food is normal and fine in public. That's why we eat together in a restaurant, then go to the restroom to poop, pee, chamged our tampons (amd apparently some people even have sex in restrooms but anyway...). You eating food in public is not offensive. Babies eating food is not offensive.

Thank you I have nothing against breast feeding in public however I don't see why one is considered impolite or rude or whatever for not wanting to see the say of it. I don't understand why it is a problem to put a light scarf around you while feeding in a large area. Some people don't want to see you doing that and I don't see why we need to get upset with them. Plus there are some mothers who take it too far..I saw one who was sitting down and had lifted up her dress from the bottom so not only was her entire body pretty much out there but she was basically naked in the mall...not appropriate I'm sorry

Not stone-aged. Hunter-gathers were egalitarian, to the best of our knowledge. This is actually quite modern, women being treated this way. (Seems to be getting worse on average with every century.) Before the revolution, women there were not treated this way in Iran. I encourage anyone to do a quick google of Iran and Afghanistan photos of women earlier in 20th century.