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Hi guys,
thanks for your replies to my last post.
Just this question:
do you, like me, have got this impression that bureaucrats hate long hairs. I mean even when long hairs wear a suit and tie, they get odd suspicious looks from these bureaucrats.
Last year I was invited to a wedding as a photographer and they were all in "smoking" and tie. I was too, but it seems that I was the odd one out.
Even though I was dressed like them, they kept staring at me as if I was a bizarroid.
bureaucrats hate everything, be glad they don't like you and don't try to fit in
-vincent
Why are all yout threads negative or downers? Getting insulted, politicians hating you, etc. About the worst thing that ever happens to me is that somebody says I look like Jesus.
Because it`s the truth. I dont make anything up. Also, if everyone kept quiet about injustices happening to them, we would live in a society of "consenting" slaves.
The chains of slavery are long gone, and we shouldnt retain them either.
I know that somewhere it`s wrong to complain, but sometimes it is necessary.
the real slavery is to be forced to react by their bad actions. Is to get down to their level, try wearing nice clothes and talk like them to get them to like you.
ignoring the planet destroyers, nonconfirmity haters, ugly bureaucrats shows a LOT more freedom.
don't you think?
-vincent
Ignorance is not really a solution, because this world is ours too. We have to live our lives too.
I fail to see how writing about such things on a rather obscure website will change anything. Has your daily life gotten better since posting here? Have society's oppressors read your posts and thought, "Gee, maybe we'd better lay off the poor guy." When have history's oppressed gotten any less oppressed merely by speaking or writing? "Never" is the answer I think. They always had to *do* something (rise up, march in the streets, etc.).
There are those who, for whatever reason, like attention and garnering sympathy. I've seen it in other forums and elsewhere in life.
I think on first impression they don't like us because we represent an opposite of their carefully crafted image. We demonstrate that it's not necessary to look like them in order to get through life and this means that their persona complete with their carefully groomed public image may not be held in high esteem by a segment of the population, especially not just because of the look they promote.
Tarikh, on this picture Baron of VASARIA (now he has got ankle-length hair) is at least dressed like a bureaucrat.
I am sure, that there are must be some – or even many – properly dressed "bureaucrats" (businessmen, officials, clerks etc.) in the world, who have long hair. I saw many long-haired men in Germany and in other countries, who were dressed like Baron on the picture - with suit and tie.
There are also pictures of another „bureaucrat-style“-dressed man on the Internet:
http://members.aol.com/slavnov/tmsuit1.jpg
http://members.aol.com/slavnov/tmsuit3.jpg
http://members.aol.com/slavnov/tmsuit4.jpg
Of course, he got dressed like that only for the photographer, but I believe, that there are some bureaucratic-minded men in the world, who look like him.
But on the other hand there are some examples, that (short-haired) bureaucrats don't like long-haired men. One day I was travelling by train, and on the border crossing point the only long-haired man in our waggon was checked by the customs officers very thoroughly (passport, baggage etc.).
Uwe
Do you really want them to like you? Granted, you don't want to be on their bad side, but I get the impression that their good side isn't the best place to be either(of course, my main knowledge of bureaucrats comes from Han Solo's opinions of them in Tales of the Bounty Hunters, chapter nine(or so), The Last One Standing; at least, that's where I first encountered the word, in third grade . . . you know what, I'm just going to shut up now . . .).
Personally, I'd just stare right back, like they're the bizzaroids(what a fantastic word), which, really, they are. Just be careful that this doesn't lead to a harassment lawsuit.
On the other hand, they may not want to mess with anyone with a hairstyle formerly reserved for hippies and bikers . . .
