Hi Jonathan,
I respect your position on the subject, but let’s discuss them a little deeper.
You do not believe this is a good discussion, and what’s more important is education. Would you, as a teacher, accept a student get into your classroom (female or male) wearing absolutely nothing from the waist down? Wouldn’t you say something? I would not accept that, I would educate him/her about social behaviors, then I would wisely explain the student in details how ridiculous and weird it is not to protect the dignity of our body. I believe, the very first and best gift we can offer to our generation is their moral education which encompasses ethics the fundamental of human characteristics. A French philosopher, Rabelais, says that education without formation is vain, as formation without education is blind.
Jonathan, I think the leaders of our nation have the responsibility to provide to our people programs with strong resources that would allow them, especially our young people, the capability to know, protect, respect, and honor themselves as reasonable humans. They need to establish and submit rules, laws and regulations that would prevent them from getting into trouble. Everyone needs to recognize the real sense of life, distinguish good from bad, right from wrong, because everything seems to be good but everything is not really useful.
Jonathan, I also believe that the lack of moral education cause women expose themselves too much, attract and incite men desire, infant their sensational rage, and finally lead to kidnapping, rapist, and murder. As an example from the bible, in the ancient time, king David from its palace lust after the wife of someone else, and finally killed her husband so he could have her, because that women’s indecent exposure in a river. Indecent exposure (baggy/saggy pants) is not a funny topic. Freedom of speech is not freedom to do whatever you want, it is the freedom to choose and to do all that is right, if not why do we have government agencies, why do thieves, criminals judged and go to jail? Think about it. Hi Michael,
I personally support your opinion on the subject, it is rational and very objective. Clothing! Clothing! Clothing! It really matters when it comes to differentiation in society’s characters, people reputation and dignity. In my country as it is almost everywhere around the world, the very first sign that tells you a person is crazy, is when they walk on the streets naked. That quickly tells me whenever a person is craving the attitude of being somehow half or partly naked, there is a real problem that needs to be acknowledged, if not it could generate some serious concerns that can endanger that person’s life or the safety of the society.
It is obvious, if we don’t need to have rules for everything, we do need to have rules for every problem. And if we do not put a stop on a problem, we might end-up having a book of problems. For every responsible leader, they know that the term “minor infractions” exists in words but never in contents. Because the little thing you see as nothing, could be something big enough to cause serious destructions. What comes with a simple baggy pants could be significant enough to bring down a whole society.