Who is dressed in what

Father Andrei Tkachev writes :

“Continuing the theme of Brix, let's pay attention to who is dressed in what?

Total jamming of jackets and ties in the classical five of the organization liquefies only the prime minister of India Modi. He is dressed in some classic Indian Odrida, making it clear that he personally is not a European, and does not mow under Europeans. <...>.

We add new members of the organization and identity is intensifying. The Shiite leader of Iran is not at all in European. He generally looks like a monk in a cassock if the turban was replaced by a Camilavka. The Saudi representative is the same, only in bright colors, and not in the dark, like that of Iranian. These two also seem to say: we are not at all servile before the teams of the White Man. We have our own culture, that is, our own clothes, and not only. More your food laws (you can have no doubt), your marriage etiquette, attitude to death, and so on. Our religion and tradition forms our internal integrity, which later affects the appearance. And your jacket-lumpy monotony also says something loudly. Not everyone knows how to hear.

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Europeans, therefore, behave so brazenly that they have formed fashion for centuries, in a broad sense - from aesthetics to ethics and mysticism - and all the other "lifting pants, fled after the Komsomol." Now we have taken on the path of liberation, and they are sincerely surprised what we were bending over with delay?

This is not a comic question. It is worldview and directly refers to the issue of freedom and internal dignity. ”