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Well I ve had to. It all depends on the audience
I am sure a few people still do, my point was that it is not as common as it once was. There was a time when my job would have required such attire, now I can get away with "business casual".
Business casual is fine. The protesters dress like they work at Newbury Comics. No one is going to take them seriously with their piercings, pussy hats and disheveled attire. At least I don't.
Like you would ever take them serious to start with. It was mid-80s with high humidity there during the protest, I would be dressed as cool as possible if I were them.
I am a short, T-shirt and flip flops sort of guy 90% of the time I am not at work.
I don’t follow your logic. So you think these protesters are young professionals who are just dressed casually? I disagree. You are making a lot of excuses for the losers.
I think the protesters are a wide ranging group of people that came from around the country to exercise one of their constitutional rights. Whether I agree with their position or not, I will not bash them for doing what they did.
You have no idea who they are or what they do, but since you do not agree with them they are losers. I choose not to live my life that way.
They intentionally disrupt the hearings they didn’t get a permit to assemble and they threaten the lives of Kav, his wife and Collins. These are not peaceful protesters exercising the constitutional rights. I choose to live my life with my eyes open.