baggy pants law

24 y/o summer worker wore saggy pants at my work this year. Mostly his underwear was showing, but occasionally I caught a glimpse of his hairy crack as well - something I wasn't so keen on looking at. But I said nothing. Although since he seemed very opinionated when talking with some other people, I was waiting for a moment to let him know (a bit jokingly), I don't take very seriously a man, who can't pull up his pants yet. Unfortunately I didn't get a chance, he did not get into very heated arguments with me.

He was quite offended having been scolded by a stranger at the mall. Someone, who had seen him there a few times, had the nerve to come and tell him, his clothing was tasteless.

 

Hum, that story looks familiar. Glad I could help with that.

Funny, but in all the storied I've gone digging through, the only incidents I could find about baggy pants had nothing to do with gang bangers felling dissed over stupid white boys crimping their style. They are all older people or up tight white fuckers getting all bent out of shape because they don't like the look. Such as the stupid mall cops that chased a 15 year old kid into traffic because they didn't like his pant

http://gossiponthis.com/2011/02/21/teenager-killed-for-sagging-pants/

While I personally want to bitch smack every one I see with their pants like that for the sheer stupidity of it, both reality and logic defy every argument you've made on the topic so far. It's fashion, pure and simple. It's most likely here to stay, just like the mini skirt (which used to be the property of sluts and whores, and any chick wearing one was asking to be raped, as the courts used to say).

 

FTFY.

 

My son is in his mid-twenties. He doesn't wear baggy pants, but he does let them ride low, somtimes providing more information, than we need. "Pull your pants up, please!!!" only elicits a slight tug. I don't get the attraction, with the look. Creating a law, seems a bit much, though. There are many other things that fall under free speech and expression, that could be addressed.

 

....and fat older dudes in skinny jeans can be as offensive as low in the crotch gansta - to look at. Just sayin'.

 

Just read in the paper where another city near ne is adopting the same law.