10 July 2020
Friends wonder just how far Iâll take things in my claims of indifference and frugality. I am not embarrassed to intercept rubbish if I think I can put it to good use, and Iâm happy to wear free T-shirts, even if they advertise people or products that I wouldnât necessarily endorse. But what if they make other claims? âKiss the Cookâ or âHere Comes Troubleâ are probably apt of their own right, so Iâd have no conflict there. But what about more provocative statements? Well, again, if itâs a free shirt, what am I gonna do? Not wear it?
Yeah. Maybe. How about, âI Donât Do Black Guysâ? Itâs true, of course, but exceptions imply conditions. Now, I donât feel the slightest bit âhomophobicâ but I still like girls, so Iâm not likely to be âdoingâ any âguysâ at all, irrespective of their color. But as for âblackâ? That particular exception might be considered a little too much for our contemporary racialist scene. In deep winter, under many layers, all bets are off. But mowing the grass in July? I think not. On the other hand, âGo Teamâ or âI Donât Do White Guysâ WOULD be acceptable T-shirts (assuming the price were right). Basically, if I donât have to pay for the shirt and nobodyâs about to start any fights over it, Iâm good to go.
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