The decision is only poor in your eyes. A lot of those people look like they were perfectly happy with their hairstyles. But I suppose that the Internet should get to decide what people are allowed to do with their own bodies?

Here's the guy who thinks he's got nothing to worry about because mum did his hair for him...

And if you want to get into "things that people have no control over" well then what the f**k is a picture dragged up from perhaps years and decades ago for the sole purpose of mockery? Ya fucken mongoloid.

No. There's only a difference between having the belief that whatever trivial thought you have actually matters while others' don't simply by virtue of they being other and you being familiar, and just accepting that everyone has thoughts regardless of how you feel about them. While you try to convince people that only ever a certain set of thoughts are correct and that that set happens to be represented by "things that I express today" while simultaneously expressing something so f*****g eye-gougingly inane as "Well, like, there's humiliating because you're wrong and no fun and humiliating because I'm right and interesting" will only ever infuriate people to the effect of escalation and goading them on and it actually IS the thing that you somehow think that you are "justly" oppressing.

Double standards are needed? How so?

Chill. Men and women were posted and this is not a bad shaming because they're shaming something they have control over. HAIR. Why must everything be given new meanings?

I don't know what you're reading about men on this site. But there are no articles like that, however there are articles stating the things that men do wrong and behaviors that need changing. And judging by your comment you're probably one of those men.

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Thank you!

And we shouldn't shame people for their choices. Rolling your eyes if you see someone with a bad haircut while you are walking down the street is one thing. Publicly shaming them by posting their picture on a website and saying "haw haw, look at them" is a whole different story. I'm fine with shaming people for acting in a socially unacceptable way, but this is different. I'm not all upset about it, but now that Ben pointed this out... I'm realizing he makes a good point.

So is racism, misogyny, homophobia. Several of the pics were posted simply bc it was a guy w/ a "girl" haircut and viceversa. Others were posted bc they weren't white hairstyles. The criticisms about the haircuts says a lot more about the people posting the pics than about the people in the pics. They aren't criticizing bad haircuts -- they are policing gender norms and non-white culture. Roll your eyes all you want. Your bigotry is far uglier than any of these hairstyles.