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I DO get your point Josh, and I can see where you are coming from. But while the corporate machine benefits (and also exploits), I would blame people, not clothes with brands.
In England, we have a good term for these people : Townies. Strutting around in their Nike trainers, Adidas trousers (occasionally tucked into their football socks), puffer jackets and baseball caps, they are menace to all society.
The Anti-Goth, if you will.
I realise that I'm going off point htough... I just don't like townies...grrr.
"Labels also label people"
Bollocks do they, people label people. Labels just give you an excuse. And wear your hear on your sleeve? Since when has that been in ANY WAY RELATED to what clothes you wear?
You won't agree with me, I won't agree with you. Yadda, yadda, yadda. At the end of the day, Dink wears a bandana on his arm. What sort of statement is that (if you look REAL close, it has a label too!)?
In England, we have a good term for these people : Townies. Strutting around in their Nike trainers, Adidas trousers (occasionally tucked into their football socks), puffer jackets and baseball caps, they are menace to all society.
The Anti-Goth, if you will.
I realise that I'm going off point htough... I just don't like townies...grrr.
"Labels also label people"
Bollocks do they, people label people. Labels just give you an excuse. And wear your hear on your sleeve? Since when has that been in ANY WAY RELATED to what clothes you wear?
You won't agree with me, I won't agree with you. Yadda, yadda, yadda. At the end of the day, Dink wears a bandana on his arm. What sort of statement is that (if you look REAL close, it has a label too!)?
