False. As I actually stated, there is more than one cultural group doing this. I haven't said anything that could be construed as a desire to squeeze anyone out of society. Unless "Pull up your pants," is code language of some kind.
The specific subset who sag their pants? They should be "harassed."
He was pretty clear that people who sag their pants should be told to pull up their pants.
He clearly did not say we need to harrass black youths. He further went on to explain, in a circumspect way, that it is not just black youths that sag their pants.
It would be so nice if we didn't have to dance around the race issue. He (and I) doesn't care what color you are.
No one said this was about black youths, I specifically said "urban youths". If you have actually seen this in person you'd know that "urban youths" be they white, black, spanish, and asian kids all wear their pants like this. Obviously not everyone wears their pants like this but many urban youths of every color do. No one else mentioned race other than you, so there is no dancing other than what you are somehow reading into.
Ladies, apologies ahead of time. I'm going to have to play devils advocate and start comparing breast to boxers, and start denigrating breast. Don't worry I actually love them and the below post doesn't reflect my views on breasts at all.
There seems to be a misconception that the law can't be valid unless we pretend that the back of some guy's underwear is equivalent to some girl's mid-riff. Or unless we pretend that undergarments are the same as outerwear.
Exactly. I don't know how you can logically come to the conclusion that a woman that exposes a large portion of her breasts through
a revealing top is less offensive and less revealing that seeing some cloth. How can you compare viable boxers to public indecency, when large quantities of actual skin showing on a different gender is acceptable.
Another odd thing about public indecency and breast is that in 45 states breast feeding in public is 100% legal!
A woman is pulling out her bare breast, in public and its legal!!! I was joking at first when I asked if you where sexist, but as a male this is starting to sound sexist. A woman can reveal a good portion of her breasts / or her entire breast if she's nursing any day of the week without question, but a guy is going to be harassed and ticketed by police because his boxers are showing. Give me a break.
How many times here have I heard that laws are not created to protect your delicate sensibilities in regards to anti's protesting open carry, but once the target of legislation is something a poster does not like they suddenly think that the law is their to protect their sensibilities. Hypocritical if you ask me.
And seriously, we've been debating underwear for 6 pages now.
