re: #261 Naso Tang

I didn’t say a problem necessarily. Most of those you list are making a fashion statement corresponding to common standards, including the goths, or the hippies of my youth (what goes around comes around). However they will all either grow out of it or change as society changes. Those who wear the uniform of a faith don’t do that. They are not trying to impress or make an impression of some sort, they are saying “I am showing how I am different from you, always”.

Corporations have a “business attire” dress code that is every bit as rigid as a religious dress code.