Bravo...Rev...please...tell me u like the anarchy of our schoolsUniforms...one more submission to The Man.
Makes me think of saying pledges, marching,
regimentation, & the appearance of equality.
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Bravo...Rev...please...tell me u like the anarchy of our schoolsUniforms...one more submission to The Man.
Makes me think of saying pledges, marching,
regimentation, & the appearance of equality.
Fashion anarchy is good.Bravo...Rev...please...tell me u like the anarchy of our schools
Was this like a cultural backlash against the Vietnam war?
I feel like I keep seeing movies about that era but it was mostly an American thing. So it wasn’t exactly covered that in depth in my history class, if you get me?
Fashion is literally about people all being told what to wear this season.Fashion anarchy is good.
But clearly, some people enjoy all dressing alike.
But one needn't do as one is told.Fashion is literally about people all being told what to wear this season.
I’ve worn uniforms my entire life. In regular life I’ve always dressed according to what I want to wear, never the fashionistas or trend setters. To hell with trends. I wear my odd geek gear with pride.But one needn't do as one is told.
Obeying fashionista dictates is for
the kind of people who like uniforms.
Fashion is literally about people all being told what to wear this season.
I've never worn a uniform...never joined CubI’ve worn uniforms my entire life. In regular life I’ve always dressed according to what I want to wear, never the fashionistas or trend setters. To hell with trends. I wear my odd geek gear with pride.
I’ve never been to scouts or cubs or the military. Wore uniforms in school and at work. Sometimes simply a dress code. It’s just clothes, nothing that special tbh. A time and a place kind of deal. I wear what I want on my off time. Not sure why a uniform would impede such decisions. Seems silly. As for fashions. Well, Fashion is just Hoity toity pretentiousness.I've never worn a uniform...never joined Cub
Scouts, private school, Boy Scouts, military, etc.
To each his (or her...or their) own, eh.
Fashion can also be art, individuality, comfort, political speech, & socializing.I’ve never been to scouts or cubs or the military. Wore uniforms in school and at work. Sometimes simply a dress code. It’s just clothes, nothing that special tbh. Fashion is just Hoity toity pretentiousness.
So can being a human, I find.Fashion can also be art, individuality, comfort, political speech, & socializing.
Note that I'm not into haute couture.
(I even had to google its spelling.)
Uniforms are no problem for people who are OK with them.Still not sure why wearing a uniform would impede on such endeavours. I never had any issues with any such avenues of human existence and I had to wear one for at least 12 years of my life. And then a chunk of my working life.
I have always been my weird odd irreverent self. I never had any issues with figuring out who I am (beyond typical teen angst.)
I’m at a loss as to why Americanstans apply such undue worthiness to what one wears during the formative years. It seems awfully shallow.
Society controls us all. Fashion is far more controlling than any simple uniform. A facade to determine the elites and paupers on display for all to see.Uniforms are no problem for people who are OK with them.
But I dislike them.
They smack of someone trying to exercise control over others.
I never cared much about what I wore back in grade school.
Any old pocket protector would do.
But I did know better than to wear a slide rule hanging from me belt.
It seems to control some more than others.Society controls us all. Fashion is far more controlling than any simple uniform. A facade to determine the elites and paupers on display for all to see.
Uniforms are useful, & will be imposed here & there.Besides one is usually expected to be under some sort of control in a school or work setting. I mean, detentions and firings being consequences and all. It’s also a kind of security system. Easily identify the intruder without the need for some elaborate eye scanning system.
School or work is not the same as real life anyway. So of course it would be more controlled. Uniforms don’t magically erase individuality or rebellion or indeed freedom of expression. To think such belies a fundamental lack of creativity.
A uniform need not be a controlling force. Tis but a shirt and shorts (Perhaps a suit and tie?)It seems to control some more than others.
I prefer to be controlled without wearing a uniform.
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Lol most of my English teachers wore Hawaiian shirts. That’s their signature. Omg Are you an English teacher??!Besides, I'm recognized by my Hawaiian shirts.
It happens in the oddest places far from home.
Also, at engine shows, it allows those seeking me out to spot me in the crowd.
I hate ties.A uniform need not be a controlling force. Tis but a shirt and shorts (Perhaps a suit and tie?)
What’s controlling about that?
I prefer being pathetic without wearing a uniform.Indeed my teachers exerted far more control over us than mere fabric. Homework. Assessments. Curriculum. Exams.
Teachers had much control and exert their authority on a daily basis. A uniform was nothing but some clothes. Nothing special and nothing that meant giving up anything whatsoever. So again I question my Americanstan counterparts. Do they lack such individuality and creativity that a mere shirt colour can extoll such control over them?
How sad. Such a lack of true rebellion . Tsk
Pathetic
Me no teech English.Lol most of my English teachers wore Hawaiian shirts. That’s their signature. Omg Are you an English teacher??!