KingWein22 said:
Megan Piper was going to be his lucky date, but now the North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District in Minnesota says she cannot attend any prom in their district, warning that they will arrest her if she comes.
Say what now? Denying her access to the prom is one thing (their event, their rules; no matter how fun the moral arguments are) but since when do they get to arrest people? I'd like to see any citizen's arrest on this subject actually stick...
Police: "So you've arrested this woman and called us... why didn't you simply have her removed from the prom like you would have done with a person from
any other profession?"
Idiots Prom Organisers: "But she has sex, people shouldn't be alowed to do that, it's dirty, teenage boys would never think about sex without people like her, wahhh"
Police "...but all she actually did here was show up at your prom? And instead of asking her to leave you jumped straight to calling us?"
Prom Organisers: *incoherant crying occasionally puntuated by screams of "think of the children!"*
Maybe this is just a very British viewpoint (for those not in the know: the age of concent here is 16 and frankly, many people don't wait that long) but if the guy's activly hunting down porn stars on Twitter, it's a little late to protect him from the evils of dirty, dirty sex. Take all that energy currently focused on trying to shield teenagers from sex and sustain a period of total ignorance and put it towards teaching them how to put on a condom properly. It'll make the world a much happier place.