I think this is an excellent message, but couldn't he have cleaned up his desk a little bit before being recorded sitting on it?

Out of everything brought up in this, it's his desk that you thought was worth mentioning?>> ^Skeeve:

I think this is an excellent message, but couldn't he have cleaned up his desk a little bit before being recorded sitting on it?

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I'm glad you edited out the f-bomb you originally had in your comment, but either way, calm down. I was making a facetious comment about the fact he is calling on people to clean up their attire and he's sitting on a desk than could use a clean up.

As for "everything he brought up in this", he brought up one issue, baggy pants, and I said I agreed with what he said. So no, his desk wasn't all I thought worth mentioning.
>> ^burdturgler:

Out of everything brought up in this, it's his desk that you thought was worth mentioning?>> ^Skeeve:
I think this is an excellent message, but couldn't he have cleaned up his desk a little bit before being recorded sitting on it?

I know that at work, I question the usefulness of people with clean desks.

If you think I am fucking concerned about saying fuck here, you are fucking confused.
The issue he brought up isn't "baggy pants". And it's pretty fucking stupid to think so.
It's about a generation of young people creating and perpetuating stereotypes against themselves in the same way stereotypes were created and perpetuated against their race in the past, and even still today. It's not about "cleaning up their attire". It's about self-respect and not identifying with and promulgating the idea that they are a part of prison culture. Hopefully you learned something.

Anyway .. yeah .. you're right. I should calm down in general.
I probably won't. But I should.

While I do actually tend to agree with what he's saying, I think anyone that thinks kids are going to listen to this suit tell them how to dress, is a moron.

I suspect you'd have a better chance of changing their behavior by publicizing just what those sagging pants meant in the original..."Hey, I wanna get fucked in the ass!" Given that the number one insult today is "Gay", I think most kids would avoid this particular presentation.