Do you agree or disagree with Ponyboy when he said that people usually go by looks so hoods will always be the bad guys and the clean shaven neatly dressed kids will always be considered the good guys?

I agree with Ponyboy's observation to some extent, as societal perceptions often prioritize appearances, leading to stereotypes about "hoods" and "clean-cut" individuals. This bias can unfairly categorize people based on their looks rather than their character or actions. However, it's essential to recognize that individuals are complex, and not everyone fits neatly into these roles. Challenging these stereotypes is crucial for fostering understanding and empathy in society.