X Marks the Scot - An on-line community of kilt wearers.
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29th April 06, 10:00 AM
#5
 Originally Posted by Scottish Chi
It shows the true character of a man when he considers the needs of others above himself. When it comes to family (especially parents) nothing else is more important.
I don't necessarily agree.
How should one feel when their parents denigrate good people simply because they're black, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mexican, or anything but white?
And how is being bigoted against someone in a kilt any different than being bigoted or prejudicial against anyone based on the color of their skin? Or sexual preferences? Or even their social policies? Religion?
I've noted that a number of people who're the most vocal about how men shouldn't wear skirts are often intolerant on a variety of other topics.
Just because they're family doesn't mean they aren't bigots.
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