An Open Question for 'Jock Scot' (and Scots)

[ctbuchanan]

This discussion continues to repeat itself in various forms on this forum. I'm stumped as to why it matters? The kilt is an international garment, a result of the Scottish Diaspora, and therefore worn around the world. I just find the whole question of the propriety of someone outside of Scotland wearing a kilt as totally perplexing. The Irish might as equally try to ban the wearing of green or the French ban the wearing of a beret.

We write many, many posts promoting the wearing of the kilt as an everyday garment, or at least worn more frequently; then have a guilty conscience and wonder if we should be wearing it at all? Wear away I say, the more the better!

UP THE KILT!

Clarification: I'm not commenting or criticizing on Jock's reply, I question why the original question even gets posted.