Eric Adams, a state senator from Brooklyn, just rolled out a $2,000 Stop The Sag advertising campaign. The billboard shows two young fellas in jeans that hang low enough to sweep the pavement. “You can raise your level of respect if you raise your pants”, says Adams. While I applaud Adams for calling on young men to stop sagging their pants, I have to say that his message doesn’t go far enough. How about enacting a law that penalizes saggy pants with a public flogging?








