I think a lot of people over react to the situation in our "culture sensitive" era. I personally think it is a overboard, but at the same token sometime you might have to be mindful of what you wear on certain times.
I don't believe the American Flag on anything is offensive, I am just saying be mindful of what you wear.
I wouldn't wear a KKK outfit on MLK b-day or I'm Japanese T-Shirt when I visit Pearl Harbor (of course I should have worn I'm NOT Japanese when I visited Pearl Harbor cause people thought that I was Japanese for some reason and randomly cuss at me while I visit the site)
that is all I'm saying
KKK is a racist gang of people, are you now equating that with the American flag? The only way that the KKK Hood/hat, would be equivilant to a Japanese T-Shirt in Pearl Harbor is if it said "Fuck Yo Ports", Or i guess if an American wore a "Nuke Japan" shirt to Japan, but those are overtly offensive and not simply the flag of a nation in which they live (read current flag not confederate, which would make more sense having that than the KKK outfit).[/QUOTE]
Oi vey,
do I REALLY need to type up paragraphs of explanation of stuff?? I am NOT equating KKK = American flag.
What I am equating is that BE MINDFUL OF WHAT YOU WEAR ON CERTAIN DATES AND LOCATION
That is WHAT I AM SAYING.
I hope that is clearer.
I was cuss at, spit on, and even "suggest to leave" because I was Asian visiting Pearl Harbor. I figure maybe next time when I bring my wife (she never been) I might have to wear a t-shirt saying "I'm not Japanese" or might get the SAME treatment again.
now of course what I was wearing at a time was a polo shirt, jeans, and NIKE tennis shoes.
Now if I was wearing "Japan is Great" or something when visiting Pearl Harbor, I might get a beating or something (who knows consider the treatment I got last time I visit)
I am just saying, if you are going for the offensive, be ready to take the heat.