Public Opinion Says We Shouldn't Have a Saggy Pants Ban [INFOGRAPHIC]
SodaHead Infographics
2011/10/10 20:00:00
A couple weeks ago, we asked SodaHeads what they thought about the increasingly popular saggy pants ban. A small Georgia town was the first to crack down on conspicuous cracks last November, but after reporting nearly $4,000 in fines related to the ban over the last year, a couple of Florida towns have adopted similar bans.
Though a slight majority voted against the bans, we did uncover some interesting statistics. For instance, in Florida and Georgia, where saggy pants have already been banned in some towns, there was majority support for the bans. We also got some financial perspective on the $200 fines Georgia has been handing out.
So pull up your breeches and peep this week's infographic. Let's dive.

Though a slight majority voted against the bans, we did uncover some interesting statistics. For instance, in Florida and Georgia, where saggy pants have already been banned in some towns, there was majority support for the bans. We also got some financial perspective on the $200 fines Georgia has been handing out.
So pull up your breeches and peep this week's infographic. Let's dive.

Top Opinion
-
Silver Fang 2011/10/10 20:53:51+19People have the right to dress the way they want to. If you don't like it, don't look at it.
![Public Opinion Says We Shouldn't Have a Saggy Pants Ban [INFOGRAPHIC] Public Opinion Says We Shouldn't Have a Saggy Pants Ban [INFOGRAPHIC]](http://images.sodahead.com/polls/002212053/saggy-pants-ban-58278750497_xlarge.png)

![Thanksgiving: The Reason for the Season [INFOGRAPHIC] Thanksgiving: The Reason for the Season [INFOGRAPHIC]](http://images.sodahead.com/polls/003329051/thanksgiving-93109325925_crop.png)

![A Fourth of the Population Has Stolen From the Grocery Store [INFOGRAPHIC] A Fourth of the Population Has Stolen From the Grocery Store [INFOGRAPHIC]](http://images.sodahead.com/polls/003194651/stealing-88440771717_crop.png)
















You can actually see them enjoy those things they do. They might not stop a pedestrian J-walking for hours, but once somebody catches their eye, they'll find why to stop him or fine him. And they never need to explain their probable cause. They can frisk you on the street just because. And if you refuse, they have the right to take you to the station.
It is possible to get favors and such. I once talked myself out from a ticket for a red light, but that's only because I managed to convince them it wasn't red (I'm not sure myself :P ). But it's rare. If a cop comes up to you because he wants to, and not because he's doing his job (and that's mostly what happens), you know you're gonna end up with your pockets inside out.
As I said earlier, unless a person's appearance leads to indecent exposure, he's got the freedom to wear what he wants, and you have the freedom to look away. Freedom is for everyone, and if it was only about what you want, and even so much as what you wanna see around you, that's not much of freedom. Not for everyone else anyway.
Anyway, can't back you up on the bikers problem, cuz I'm a big fan myself. But if there's anything I took from the priest I used to go to is that your freedom ends where the other person's freedom begins. Now, it's quite tricky, because it's very hard to keep such things balanced. But ok, I'll admit that loud pipes might not be the biggest pleasure for some people, when they're trying to sleep in the middle of the night. But saggy pants, come on! It's not like they're naked. If their crack is showing, it's one thing. I'd call it indecent exposure. But if it's just about you not liking the way it looks, then for christ sakes, look away.
I could probably throw up on half the people I see on the street daily because of the way they're dressed. But it's their business, and I don't get involved. We're all different. And I believe that's the beauty about us, as much as some things suit us less than other.
I kind of like Law and Order.I like to be proud of my country.I like dency ,manners and people being kind to one another.I like people to show respect.
And think about it, who the hell are we to tell people what to do? You seem to be aligned with the way things mostly are. With the laws, with commonly accepted things. So correct me if I'm wrong, but you don't seem to take the time and try to understand the ones going against the stream. But imagine a hypothetical situation. What if one day the stream changes and you become the minority, the rebel, the felon. Just because suddenly everyone thinks different than you do. Will you adapt as quickly, or will you fight for your freedom to live your life the way you believe you should? Will you accept and justify those people telling you what to do and how to live your life, just because they are the majority?
Just give it a thought. Understanding and acceptance is the key to a happy life. Life in harmony. And we're all too damn different to try and change each other to fit our own standards.
Unless of course you were talking about me :P