Part II

I have not updated my page since September 12, 2007. I didn't really have anything to say. But, today, I have a lot to say. I was just on the internet and pulled up a sight where cities are now beginning to crack down on people wearing sagging, dragging pants. For what I can surmise, the problem now is that young african-american men will be targeted. Not, african-american men will be targeted. These people are now saying that it is against their constitutional rights and freedom. You know what, it is against my constitution and freedom that I have to bear witness to seeing this "trend". I'm sorry. This is not a trend to me. This is an act of rebellion against society's ethics, morals and value's system. If someone has a problem with being targeted about (i.e. wearing bagging clothes, revealing shirts, dresses, etc), then I would think that you would say to yourself, "gee, maybe I need to show my individualism another way that does not offend or rankle people. I always say that just because as Americans we have the right to freedom and speech, sometimes we don't need to do or say things, particularly if you know it will offend people. I believe that society has come to that exact point - I don't care how offensive I am, deal with it. I think that is wrong.