Originally Posted by Dottefan (Post 5825008)

Good post, but that was to simple for the Bill Oriely crowd..they will just blame Obama for this

Originally Posted by Dayze (Post 5825030)

If I don’t like the way I’m treated at a business, I don’t give them my business/money.

The same goes for the crooks in suits (I agree; they’re crooks)
If you were robbed by them (join the club), then don’t give them your business.
Don’t use loans of any form; don’t use any form of credit w/ interest;
BUY all your stuff etc. Those dudes made all that money because of credit. Credit = the worst thing you can enter into.

I got jobbed on my 401k too from those dudes; which is why it’s my goal to keep all my money; no mortgage, no CC, no car payments. I will own all my sh*t outright so those dudes can’ take sh*t away from me.

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 5825050)

LMAO Right. So the target market for hip hop is black males? Who are you kidding? If it wasn't for white, suburban, America, mainstream rap would've died years ago. That's just silly.

Originally Posted by HonestChieffan (Post 5825025)

I asked before if you can explain the tax assitance they get that impacts the person who does not go to Pand L? How does it cost me tax dollars?

Originally Posted by Dottefan (Post 5824942)

The bottome line is that if you are not a minority , or a kid who dresses "hip hop" you will not know how it feels to be discriminated against by the power and white district. Most of the people who dress this way are young people, who are not thugs and work all week and want to go blow off some steam at a club. All of us when we were younger dressed in some form that older people did not like. Its just ironic that the same people who are calling these kids thugs, were the kids in the ripped jeans and metal t shirts and long hair who peopel thought were trouble makers when they were young. How easily we forget. If you have a problem with how this KIDS dress get over it. Most of these kids will grow out of this fase( just like almost all of us did) and will dress a little more mature as each year goes by.

Originally Posted by Dottefan (Post 5825056)

I agree .. I went to the PW district once. I will never return, even if they throw out the dress code.

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 5825050)

LMAO Right. So the target market for hip hop is black males? Who are you kidding? If it wasn't for white, suburban, America, mainstream rap would've died years ago. That's just silly.

Originally Posted by Dottefan (Post 5825046)

You miss the point.. Any intelligent person could see that they are targeting black males with this dress code

Originally Posted by Dottefan (Post 5825056)

I agree .. I went to the PW district once. I will never return, even if they throw out the dress code.

Originally Posted by DeezNutz (Post 5824997)

Is a white t-shirt targeting a particular demographic?

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 5825050)

LMAO Right. So the target market for hip hop is black males? Who are you kidding? If it wasn't for white, suburban, America, mainstream rap would've died years ago. That's just silly.

Originally Posted by Micjones (Post 5824939)

No business that receives benefits from public taxpayers should have the right to be discriminatory.

Originally Posted by Micjones (Post 5825058)

Kansas City taxpayers are on the hook for something like $300 million.



Happened last year.
One of my guy friends had just come from a wedding reception, was dressed to the nines, and was still denied entrance because his pants were cuffed.

Originally Posted by Demonpenz (Post 5824958)

they should just open up a belt kiosk win-win!

Originally Posted by Micjones (Post 5825058)

Kansas City taxpayers are on the hook for something like $300 million.



Happened last year.
One of my guy friends had just come from a wedding reception, was dressed to the nines, and was still denied entrance because his pants were cuffed.