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View Poll Results: Would you ever wear a feather in your cap, particularly in the U.S.?
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Never wear a feather of any kind; you are not an armiger.
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A very small feather might be okay, but expect to be challenged.
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A large feather (e.g., a turkey feather) should never be worn.
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Any feather is okay, as long as it is not from a golden eagle
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Wear any feather you want (in the US); it’s a free country.
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22nd September 10, 11:52 AM
#22
 Originally Posted by cajunscot
**Devil's Advocate bonnet squarely on**
Of course, reverse snobbery is just as bad, if not worse, because it hides behind the mask of egalitarianism.
Just something to think about. Charging that every armiger hides behind a "bogus genealogy" is a very unfair generalization in my book.
T.
I emphatically did not write that, Todd, nor did I imply that "all"...or "many" or even "a few" armigers cobble together bogus geneologies.
You know, I sometimes come down squarely on the side of "tradition"...the "old ways"... and so on. I don't do it a lot, but it does happen. I value history and traditions, and think we all should learn from them. For once...just ONCE, Todd, it would be nice to see you take a look on the other side, as well.
You're a reasonable man, Todd, and I have a hard time believing that even a Proud Royalist like you is all gung ho for the notion that someone who by accident of birth has the right to be a complete JERK about any issue regarding history, geneology heraldry, or for that matter any other topic at all. A jerk is a jerk is a jerk, no matter what fancy titles he may hold or how many feathers he may choose to wear in his cap.
Last edited by Alan H; 22nd September 10 at 12:06 PM.
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