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• 1 of 34

  by Linzee

  Created on: September 25, 2007

  In today's world we seem to think that the comfort of the majority is more important than the liberty

• 2 of 34

  by Bridget Webber

  Created on: September 10, 2007

  Perhaps the question here should be along the lines of, 'should we ban all that is distasteful and ugly'?

• 3 of 34

  by Jared Garrett

  Created on: September 10, 2007   Last Updated: January 15, 2012

  It seems comical that some people think that the government is able to legislate fashion. Not only can

• 4 of 34

  by Charlene C

  Created on: February 27, 2008

  If we allow laws to come into our homes and take away our freedom to dress ourselves then we may as

• 5 of 34

  by Angela S. Young

  Created on: August 29, 2007   Last Updated: August 31, 2007

  Belt-less pants droop below the bottom line, and reveal a thong or a pair of boxer shorts to anyone

• 6 of 34

  by Elaine M. Doxie

  Created on: April 25, 2010

  Saying that I don't think this look should be banned is by no means saying that I actually approve of

• 7 of 34

  by Mio Destino

  Created on: April 03, 2009

  What is fashion?

  The definition, I would argue, might be the following:

  The prevailing style or custom

• 8 of 34

  by Ganelle Davis

  Created on: February 23, 2012

  Unfortunately, wearing belt-less pants and showing the boxers or under wear  is a current fad amongst

• 9 of 34

  by Bruce W. Coffman

  Created on: January 08, 2008

  Banned? Absolutely not. A ban on belt-less pants, showing boxers or a whale tail would have to be enforced

• 10 of 34

  by Elinda Harrison

  Created on: September 10, 2009

  Should belt-less pants, showing boxers or a whale tail, be banned? For what reasons would we need to

• 11 of 34

  by ShonaM

  Created on: September 10, 2007

  Health, education, crime prevention, employment, welfare, security, economy, environmental matters;

• 12 of 34

  by Elizabeth M Young

  Created on: December 07, 2009

  It is amazing how freedom and rights are loudly demanded by and for some, while the same freedom and

• 13 of 34

  by Sara Mcgrath

  Created on: June 03, 2008   Last Updated: November 17, 2009

  Hear the moral outcry: Raise the waistlines! No more unwanted exposure to elastic waistbands!

  The outlawing

• 14 of 34

  by Rob Purifoy

  Created on: September 19, 2007   Last Updated: February 11, 2009

  It should be disturbing to everyone that state and local government is now sticking their big snoot

• 15 of 34

  by Ted Sherman

  Created on: September 10, 2007

  Of course, government has no right to ban any kind of clothing people choose to wear ... or not. Government

• 16 of 34

  by Randa Morris

  Created on: September 12, 2007

  In America it seems there is a growing trend to regulate everything.
  We are a spoiled society, and apparently

• 17 of 34

  by Saoirse Hickey

  Created on: January 30, 2009

  As lacking in self awareness as a pair of copulating canines, in the high street, are those who expose

• 18 of 34

  by Joseph Malek

  Created on: September 10, 2007   Last Updated: April 24, 2009

  Whenever I see people wearing clothes that apparently don't fit properly on their body I wonder if those

• 19 of 34

  by Alisha Link

  Created on: March 17, 2008

  Yes, we should by all means ban belt-less pants and showing boxers or a whale tail. In fact, while we

• 20 of 34

  by Carmen Henesy

  Created on: October 06, 2007

  To me, that is an absolutely outrageous suggestion. First of all, what authority
  would do the banning?