U.K towns ban hoodies?!

#1
Wat The Fuck? U.K towns are banning wearing Hoodies in public? what dyu think of this bit of a joke innit?!

i own 1 hoody and if i wanna wear it i will! :cool: :thumb:
 
#2
I read about UK shopping malls banning hoodies. It's retarded to ban articles of clothing. Suffice to say, I'm not in the UK, but still - I'll wear whatever the fuck I please, thanks.
 

k69atie

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#3
Yeah i heard something about this, they have banned them at the trafford centre (well groups of youths wearing them)

it's silly, like you say if i wanna wear my hoody i will!!!
 
#5
"People walking dogs etc.. late at nite feel intimidated when approached/approaching a youth/youths wearing hooded tops with the hood up, it makes people feel they are tryiing to hide"

So UR FUCKED WHEN IT RAINS NOW PEEPS! LOL
 

k69atie

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#7
I think it is because all the young people wear them who cause trouble, they will still cause trouble when they are not wearing them!!
 

jaimie.uk fan

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#9
I dont think that hoodies should be banned although i agree with the fact that hoods should be worn down in some cases - there is a lot of crime being commited by punk kids who cannot be identified by witneses etc so i can understand why shopping centers have banned them , it must be intimidating to the elderly , woman etc , i personaly find it amusing seeing these 15 year olds strut around in packs weighing eight stone thinking there hard and some ( not all ) of these kids should be strung up , but that doesnt mean that anyone who wears a hoodie is bad , i mean summers coming to the u.k. anyway so why wear the hood up or one at all . oh what am i arguing for - fuck it hang all punk teenagers :D
 
#10
Its dam well stupid gotta be the dumbest ting i ever heard how they gonna start bannin clothin i know for a fact im still wearin hoodies they can kiss my black ass
 
#15
Silleone said:
when they catch you, your cellmate big tyrone litterally will be kissing your ass, probly even fucking it to........ :p
Ya know what the saddest ting is about that, they probably will try and arrest some one for wearin a hoodie its pathetic
 
#16
this is fucked up, all my jackets are hoodies....i got a shitload of hoodies........

what can they do if they see me wearing a hoodie, hood down [having it up looks gay imo, fuckin stans]................arrest me? :p fuck outta here...

but like some one said, its summer so i dont need hoodies....but when its winter am fucked....
 
#17
looks like people cant go joggin with em now... most people wear the hood up to keep from getting cold, ive only got one hardly wear it, and i never wear the hood up, just like how it looks...
 
#19
I totally agree with the ban, for security reasons in shopping centers and public places. Cameras need to identify criminals, the chav / yob culture that is taking over the youth today is disgraceful. I own a few light hoodys myself (not those ugly larger ones, that either rudeboys or chavs wear) But never see a need to wear my hood up (ruins my hair!!).

For people who cant understand the logic, its todo with MANY (not everyone) use the hoody to avoid being identified. Groups of youths roam around in huge numbers, causing trouble and even attacking members of the public or 'rival' gangs or what not. Wearing the hood up not only prevents CCTV from doing its job, but also the defendent cannot get a possitve look at their attacker.

Why does somebody need to wear a hoody indoors? In a shopping center (I mean with the hood up) anyway?

ALSO, as far as ive heard. Its just the wearing of the hood up that will be banned in some public places. You can still wear the item of clothing, just with the hood down.
 

Pittsey

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#20
It's only because people use hoodies to hide their faces. Same with baseball caps.

I think it's fair. They are only banned in shopping centres/pubs.


I don't own a hoodie.
 

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