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The simplest way I can explain this to you is that for various reasons some people enjoy conforming, others don't. And, this case highlights different things ab
by jcc80 14y ago
The simplest way I can explain this to you is that for various reasons some people enjoy conforming, others don't. And, this case highlights different things about the "real world" to different people.
- jacalata 14y agoIf you don't want to conform, don't wear a uniform identifying you with the group you don't want to conform with.
- jcc80 14y agoSorry for the confusion but was just answering your question, not talking about myself. I don't wear any uniforms. Interesting view though, considering we're talking about primary through high school students. Not sure how many children have the power to choose their own school. I'd imagine most don't have that choice and therefor are identified with groups they had no hand in choosing. edit: just noticed the another commenter already pointed this out to you.
- jacalata 14y ago(I didn't ask you the original question) I was referring back to the original situation, a guy at a conference representing his employer and signifying that by wearing their brand. By 'you' I meant the generic 'you', really.