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Adhering to social norms in civic activities signal buy-in, or not. Sure, wear dirty hiking boots to the ballet. Snort and fart thru the sermon. Talk loudly
by specialist 5y ago
Adhering to social norms in civic activities signal buy-in, or not.
Sure, wear dirty hiking boots to the ballet.
Snort and fart thru the sermon.
Talk loudly in the phone riding crowded publuc transit.
Every day is halloween and you need to unambiguously alert all other participants the esteem you hold for them, or not. So choose your costume wisely.
- qwytw 5y agoWell I don't see how any of your examples are equivalent of wearing something but a formal suit (as long as you don't have too much dirt on your shoes). I mean if somebody like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Buckethead https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Buckethead happened to be elected to parliament (as unlikely as it would be) I think he should have the right to wear his costume during sessions regardless of the opinion of other MPs because wearing that costume is a significant part of his political identity.
- specialist 5y agoAnd how should the MPs antagonized by Buckethead respond?