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5th February 06, 10:13 AM
#10
I don't think a clown is inherently making fun of a kilt that he's wearing more than any other clothing- the point of clowns is comic exaggeration! They wear brightly-colored ruffly shirts, or pants with hoops and suspenders, are big flopppy shoes- are they 'making fun' of pants and shoes? Or just exaggerating them?
Now, if the clown was running around taking money out of people's pockets or had a sheep attatched to the front, that would be offensive, but I don't think a clown in a kilt is bad.
Can anyone find a picture of the performer? I'm really curious now.
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