It’s growing simpler and simpler to buy into the idea that today’s society can find anything to be outraged by.

Although it may be unfair to refer to this generation as the “snowflake” generation, as some have, there is undoubtedly a sense of change permeating the world right now.

While in some cases that’s a good thing—I mean, there are things that were once considered normal but have no place in modern society—there are other situations where it’s impossible to help but feel that our need to police one another is going a little too far.

A liquor store in Oklahoma came to this decision point after putting up a sign that caused controversy.

While we all aspire to live in a world free of prejudice, hatred, and bullying, I believe we can all agree that there is a difference between eradicating truly offensive things and acting outraged in order to stir up drama.

People getting “outed” online these days for something they said or did is fairly common. It really only takes a few clicks to become the contentious focal point of an online storm.

Midwest Wine and Spirits, an Oklahoman liquor store, discovered this after posting a sign in their storefront window that stated, “Pull your pants up or don’t come in.”

The notice continued, “Try to have some decency and respect for others. No one wants to see your underwear.”