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So you think rules generally do not exist for the benefit of the community.  Ok.  We should just throw out the criminal and civil code because you think only unusually fortunate people benefit from it.  You're out of touch with reality.  Of course SOME rules are there to benefit the few or really benefit no one, but generally the represent the democratic will of the people.   So yes generally they exist for the benefit of the community. Regardless of how fortunate one is. Who do you imagine the dress code is victimizing?  [/quote]

Victimizing is not the right word.

In a perfect world, school dress codes would focus solely on the appropriateness of clothing for school and would be consistently enforced. But we don't live in a perfect world.

Also, school dress codes represent the democratic will of the people?[/quote]

Sure they do.  Who do you think picks your principals?  School Board and other elected people.   And they reflect cultural norms.   Which I get you don't like, but that doesn't mean they don't reflect the popular will.  Just means you're in the minority.  Most people don't think kids butts should be exposed at school.  [/quote]

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