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25th March 10, 11:46 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by Ted Crocker
GG, That probably causes an image, in the minds of the Scots, of the very worst examples; the kilt being worn backwards with a T shirt and Prince Charlie, for example.
... And it goes on, and on, and on.
Eventually, this backlashing can make one turn away from the kilt, at least talking about it, because it is just too much trouble. I understand.
Hi Ted,
I see your point. The problem is, when such an image of the opposite party has once been established it can be difficult to see a way out, because then foreigners, having no intention to harm national traditions and feelings are per definition met by suspicion etc. Or they just feel they are.
Quite a bad thing, really.
Greg
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