Woman fired for Halloween costume

[WaTaGuMp]

Good, you dumb bitch.

http://shine.yahoo.com/healthy-livi...e--what-it-says-about-everyone-205502002.html

 

[KeithTalent]

Dumbass for wearing that to work.

KT

 

[Drako]

Classy handle there also, but I guess there are a lot of skanks in Michigan, so ...

 

[PottedMeat]

lol she's a smart one

When some discovered that Lynch had once posted a photo of her driver’s license online
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found racy photos of her online

 

[Ns1]

But the backlash didn’t stop there. When some discovered that Lynch had once posted a photo of her driver’s license online, they used her home address and other personal information to assist with further attacks. One user tweeted that he sent Lynch a vile package, others found racy photos of her online and circulated them, and some even tracked down her parents’ contact information and sent them death threats.

this is why you don't 1) post your DL info online and 2) post racy pics online 3) don't piss off the interwebs

 

[Krazy4Real]

what an idiot.

 

[Newbian]

Others found racy photos of her online and circulated them

Just enter her name + nude or such on google and you will be rewarded.

 

[Theb]

Nice to see the annual tasteless costume stories are going out with a bang.

 

[Ns1]

Just enter her name + nude or such on google and you will be rewarded.

I love ATOT.

 

[Doppel]

Honestly I feel bad for her. She's very young, and a lot of people come up with stupid shit for Halloween costumes. Unfortunately for her, there is a general faux pas as it pertains to dressing up as terror victims, particularly ones attacked recently. I assume she didn't know how badly this would go down.

 

[Miramonti]

o.v.e.r.r.e.a.c.t.i.o.n.

I dressed as a chicken with measles a few years ago...I guess that was insensitive to those who died or were hospitalized of the bird flu.

I agree dressing as an injured boston marathon runner wasn't the classiest, but people need to chill - no one is making fun of the tragedy, only of the stupid thing called halloween where people strive to dress up as someone or something others haven't yet thought of.

Perhaps next year I'll dress up as an angry politically correct US citizen who had nothing to do with boston or anywhere near it during the bombings, who's upset that someone a year ago dressed up as an injured boston marathon runner.

 

[Doppel]

Just enter her name + nude or such on google and you will be rewarded.

Oh for God's sake, really. Young adults these days are so fucking stupid. Look at all the stupid shit she has posted online, and now she has taken down all her social media accounts (according to some article), damage control well after it's too late.

I blame it on parents hopelessly ignorant about the internet letting their kids act like total maniacs online.

 

[KeithTalent]

Honestly I feel bad for her. She's very young, and a lot of people come up with stupid shit for Halloween costumes. Unfortunately for her, there is a general faux pas as it pertains to dressing up as terror victims, particularly ones attacked recently. I assume she didn't know how badly this would go down.

Well it looks like she wore it to work, which is an idiotic thing to do. You come to work dressed as cowboys or vampires or whatever, not slutty things and not potentially offensive things.

If you wear a costume like this to a house party, that's one thing, I have no problem with it, but wearing it to work is completely moronic and I have no sympathy.

KT

 

[Miramonti]

Just enter her name + nude or such on google and you will be rewarded.

oh my...

 

[WaTaGuMp]

I have a pretty great sense of humor, but certain things you just shouldn't do. Her costume is one of them.

 

[PowerYoga]

dumber than a sack of potatoes. Let this be a lesson to her about acting appropriately at the work place and the public in general.

 

[SheHateMe]

She's dumb....and she has a pancake ass.

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Just enter her name + nude or such on google and you will be rewarded.

Taking a look at her pics, and her tattoos, she should be cut a little slack for the costume. She's obviously not capable of making intelligent choices.

 

[ImpulsE69]

soo..too soon?

 

[mmntech]

I'm going to defend this woman because I think it's the only correct and civilized response to this situation. The fact that she wore this costume and tweeted it to her friends may have been silly on her part. However, it was wrong of her to lose her job over it. She has freedom of expression in her private sphere. Also the place she worked for didn't seem to have an issue with it at the time. Finally, the people who caught wind of this picture and got all hot and bothered over it waged a massive cyber bullying campaign against her. She got punished by lynch mob rule.

To put it into perspective, I think you'd be hard pressed to find any member on this forum who hasn't posted something stupid or offensive at one time or another. How would you feel is someone took an "offensive" post you made in P&N and used it to wage a campaign to take away your job? Probably pretty bad, victimized even?

At some point, we decided as a society that mob rule it the correct rule. Which history has shown is rarely the case. Just proves you just need a couple hundred people to be sufficiently "outraged" to take away someone's living and destroy their lives. Each one of these people who attacked this woman should be charged with stalking.

 

[Pardus]

she has nude pics too.

 

[Newbian]

soo..too soon?

Look up the internet rules for when you can make fun of tragedy's.

Reminds me of the south park episode where they make fun of the crocodile hunter.

 

[Anubis]

I'm going to defend this woman because I think it's the only correct and civilized response to this situation. The fact that she wore this costume and tweeted it to her friends may have been silly on her part. However, it was wrong of her to lose her job over it. She has freedom of expression in her private sphere. Also the place she worked for didn't seem to have an issue with it at the time. Finally, the people who caught wind of this picture and got all hot and bothered over it waged a massive cyber bullying campaign against her. She got punished by lynch mob rule.

To put it into perspective, I think you'd be hard pressed to find any member on this forum who hasn't posted something stupid or offensive at one time or another. How would you feel is someone took an "offensive" post you made in P&N and used it to wage a campaign to take away your job? Probably pretty bad, victimized even?

At some point, we decided as a society that mob rule it the correct rule. Which history has shown is rarely the case. Just proves you just need a couple hundred people to be sufficiently "outraged" to take away someone's living and destroy their lives. Each one of these people who attacked this woman should be charged with stalking.

I agree with you

 

[JulesMaximus]

I'm going to defend this woman because I think it's the only correct and civilized response to this situation. The fact that she wore this costume and tweeted it to her friends may have been silly on her part. However, it was wrong of her to lose her job over it. She has freedom of expression in her private sphere. Also the place she worked for didn't seem to have an issue with it at the time. Finally, the people who caught wind of this picture and got all hot and bothered over it waged a massive cyber bullying campaign against her. She got punished by lynch mob rule.

To put it into perspective, I think you'd be hard pressed to find any member on this forum who hasn't posted something stupid or offensive at one time or another. How would you feel is someone took an "offensive" post you made in P&N and used it to wage a campaign to take away your job? Probably pretty bad, victimized even?

At some point, we decided as a society that mob rule it the correct rule. Which history has shown is rarely the case. Just proves you just need a couple hundred people to be sufficiently "outraged" to take away someone's living and destroy their lives. Each one of these people who attacked this woman should be charged with stalking.

Agreed. :thumbsup:

Firing her was a bit harsh IMO. The public bullying is just ridiculous.

 

[lxskllr]

I'm going to defend this woman because I think it's the only correct and civilized response to this situation. The fact that she wore this costume and tweeted it to her friends may have been silly on her part. However, it was wrong of her to lose her job over it. She has freedom of expression in her private sphere. Also the place she worked for didn't seem to have an issue with it at the time. Finally, the people who caught wind of this picture and got all hot and bothered over it waged a massive cyber bullying campaign against her. She got punished by lynch mob rule.

To put it into perspective, I think you'd be hard pressed to find any member on this forum who hasn't posted something stupid or offensive at one time or another. How would you feel is someone took an "offensive" post you made in P&N and used it to wage a campaign to take away your job? Probably pretty bad, victimized even?

At some point, we decided as a society that mob rule it the correct rule. Which history has shown is rarely the case. Just proves you just need a couple hundred people to be sufficiently "outraged" to take away someone's living and destroy their lives. Each one of these people who attacked this woman should be charged with stalking.

Good post. Agreed.