In some area's of town you can easily identify crips, bloods, and other gangs. I stress the word easily. 10-15 people in same colors in a tight little area. And if a cop says hey I need to talk to you towards them, chances are 50/50% they will have at least one person bolt away immediately.

gladiator, you got it wrong. the cops have no idea if he looks like the man that robbed the bank, all they know is he's wearing similar clothes; a similar mask, turtleneck, gloves, pants, ect. no one could see the man inside the clothes, it was hidden

i think its common sense to dress like you want to be treated. if you go to a restaurant where the average meal costs $100 per person, and you show up in rags like a homeless person, you shouldnt be surprised if they treat you like a homeless person and kick you out. if you walk into the store wearing the clothes a burglar would wear, you should expect to be kicked out like a burglar. 

judging someone by their clothing is judging them by their actions, because they chose to dress like that when they entered your store.

avo you're not really understanding me here, sorta frustrating, it's hard for me to explain my opinion, or maybe you just dont get it

but i'll try again
the police have the right to inquire if the guy is even wearing clothes that the robber was wearing, that's cool, and they should do that,

but what i have a problem with is that when a person has done no wrong act, they are still judged in comparison with some other assholes who've done bad wearing those clothes. That in my opinion is completely wrong. And i'm guna be cautious now cuz i see your point too, there is obviously a limit to what you can wear and not be judged, i would expect someone with a ski mask and a big bag to be judged, but why does someone wearing a hoody have to be judged? What's wrong in wearing something like baggy jeans, you haven't done anything wrong, sure some other people wearing baggy jeans have done wrong stuff, but so have people with a suit, businessmen have been involved in frauds handling billions of dollars, far more than some drunk teen with baggy jeans who robbs the convienience store with a bi-bi gun, wouldn't you say? I guess it's just media focusing on it too much, and we've been told about it a bit more than too many times, but the fact is clothes don't make the person, so why should we judge someone on their clothes?

"but why does someone wearing a hoody have to be judged? What's wrong in wearing something like baggy jeans, you haven't done anything wrong, sure some other people wearing baggy jeans have done wrong stuff, but so have people with a suit, businessmen have been involved in frauds handling billions of dollars, far more than some drunk teen with baggy jeans who robbs the convienience store with a bi-bi gun, wouldn't you say? I guess it's just media focusing on it too much, and we've been told about it a bit more than too many times, but the fact is clothes don't make the person, so why should we judge someone on their clothes?"

because hoodies hide your face from cameras, i believe malls in the UK have basically banned wearing hoodies. as i think nolio mentioned, the baggy pant style's origin is to conceal weapons. even if you dont conceal weapons in your pants, your mimicking people that do, and that says something about you.

just because you dont like my answers doesnt mean im not listening

actually avo, baggy pants originated from jails, but there they can't have as, they could use them as a weapon, so the pants are preety loose, and almost always down to their ankles

however, i used to wear them, cuz it would always be easier to pull down ur pants when getting head ahah , jk, well partly true

but anyways, it's your opinion how you wanna judge someone, i feel clothing is just simply a trend or fashion you're following or leading , you think it loooks good on you, wear it, i used to think baggy pants looked good on me, they did but not anymore, cuz that phase of my life is done, now i wear different clothes, i'm still the same person

Simon, actually when she told me to leave she said i'm uncomfy, didn't say what she was uncomfy about, but what else could it be?
and as i said before, i personally wear clothes that look good on me, they don't always represent who i am, well since they're my clothes i guess they do represent me, but i don't wear them thinking oh if i wear this people will think i'm a nice guy, and if i wear this people will think i'ma thug
i wear them for their looks not their history or the assumptions people are guna make of me

If you were a hijab and a tshirt over it saying "I am a human bomb" then I am taking you down.

Some things are just stupid to wear. I respect any black/brown/white/yellow/red man in a suit, decent jeans/shirts, uniforms, etc. I do not respect any of them who wear baggy jeans, and I know statistically that those who have pants down past their buttocks are significantly more likely to be involved in crimes. Therefore I, if I owned a store, would not allow those people in. If they wish to dress respectfully then they will be more likely to be respectful of my property.

Just like you don't goto Iran as a woman and wear a g-string out in public with a see through top.

Just like you don't goto work wearing a kilt and nothing underneath if you work on ladders.

so you're saying there's no relation between choice of clothing and individual demeanor and character, upbringing, etc?

ok i'd love to know how you came up with those numbers?? can you provide a source please..thanks

and do you have a superpower, of telling if a person is going to do something bad? A mentality, a social setting.. lol
you continue to proove that you are stuck up and are discriminating, so now according to you a person who wears baggy jeans steals and is socially below someone who you think has decent clothes?

and this mentality is not something you were born with, you grew to believe it, probably through the extensive media coverage, or you having a bad experience

and again i would like you to answer this question, who made "decent" clothing, decent and who said bad clothing was "bad" and symbolized a robbery

sure if you're guna say, i think baggy jeans don't look nice, that's your decision i'm cool with that, i don't think they look nice anymore, but i don't discriminate against people who think it looks nice, i could care less what they think is nice and what's not or what they choose to wear and what they don't.

"If you were a hijab and a tshirt over it saying "I am a human bomb" then I am taking you down."

[Nitpick]Nothing can be worn over the Hijab, it is disrespectful to God. And your militant buddies would probably kick the snot out of your for it.[/Nitpick]

"MY militant buddies? rofl"

No.

If you are a member of a militant group and you wear something over what God says you should wear your militant buddied will kill you. IF they are serious about their beliefs...

how so skoe??

lol that's not a source for your numbers

i want numbers like how'd you get 99%, how many people wore baggy jeans out of the people you observed?

or you can always admit you made up the numbers and bull shited them

and oh i felt i had to add this, what interests me, or interest is not really a good word to use but w/e
what interests me is how suicide bombers don't give a shit about whats going to happen, cuz they're going out to kill themself, now thier goal is to kill as many people as they can, where as another criminal would wanna kill and get away, they don't give a shit, they're just out to kill