Yes, I am in favour of the dress code 162 votes
No, I am not in favour of the dress code 123 votes
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waste@enlite.ws 5 years, 4 months ago
With all the issues we have in this country including a lot associated with the immigration department do we really have time to worry about what someone is wearing
joeblow 5 years, 4 months ago
Yes and they are not mutually exclusive.
This jacked up society exists because we fail to pay attention to the little things first. Decency would go a long way to addressing many of this country's issues.
bobneville 5 years, 4 months ago
thank you miss joe blow i agree with you 139%
truetruebahamian 5 years, 3 months ago
Joeblow, you have expressed one of the most important points. Allowing slackness in our society only lends to further deterioration and acceptance of that deterioration as being normal. Let's elevate ourselves!
1Life2Live 5 years, 3 months ago
Generate jobs for your people, 3,700 are unemployed on that main island. Employ those folks. We have 3.5% unemployment in the USA. Who isn't working, does not wish to work! Crime goes down when everyone is at work and making money. Develop opportunities = employment = - lower crime.
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