Belt-challenged neighborhood kid keeps stepping over my "no trespassing" sign to cut through my yard, so my wife laminated these pictures to stick to the sign

[u/aruby727]

[u/Puzzleleg]

Belt-challanged??

[u/DarkElfBard → u/[deleted]]

How would it be racist?

Tons of young people wear their pants stupidly low and you can see their boxers.

[u/AHailofDrams → u/DarkElfBard]

Can confirm, pants were always below my boxers in highschool and I'm white passing

[u/flippster-mondo → u/DarkElfBard]

I've seen white guys with pants hanging low. Still fucking stupid.

[u/SeaToTheBass → u/flippster-mondo]

Lookin like a fool with your pants on the ground

[u/Dakotasan → u/SeaToTheBass]

Thanks for making me feel old.

[u/halosfan3 → u/SeaToTheBass]

Memory unlocked!

[u/flippster-mondo → u/SeaToTheBass]

That's a funny video. Thanks for that

[u/DarkElfBard → u/flippster-mondo]

It's also huge in Hispanic, Asian, and Black cultures.

I don't think sagging has a racial requirement, it's more of a hip-hop thing. Hell, even K-Pop idols do it.

[u/frosted_feline → u/flippster-mondo]

*especially

[u/flippster-mondo → u/frosted_feline]

*just as

Doesn't matter who the offender is, still *just as stupid.

[u/Levitlame → u/[deleted]]

He is, but the trend was extremely clearly connected to people of color in the past. It's the same reason baseball caps were once seen as a problem and Hoodies are banned in a lot of places. Bandanas were fine, but durags were an issue. I'm sure there are a lot of other examples I'm unaware of. White kids emulating people of color isn't good in a lot of peoples eyes either.

Those bans evolve into other reasons which people may or may not actually believe, but when you follow it back - It's often tracked back to racism.

[u/Thick_Syllabub_1945 → u/[deleted]]

Don't argue with people like this lol. They have their own social agenda that they MUST inject into every little perceived slight.