Originally Posted by
beloitpiper
It's a caricature, just like all Halloween costumes. Nothing to get upset about. Now, if you seen it worn at the Highland Games...then you have a problem.
I think it is the wearer who has the problem in this case, and unfortunately short of ignoring this individual there is little to be done that would not only make it worse. It would of course then depend on the wearer's behavior, (we cannot profess to be mind readers.) If the behavior indicates that the costume is being worn to mock those in attendance then I say loose the hounds, but if the costume is worn out of ignorance and / or wanting of funds, well.....pass him by and wish him well.
Respectfully,
David
“If you want people to speak kindly after you’re gone, speak kindly while you’re alive.”
Bob Dylan
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