koshergrl
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I wear a hoodie all the time. Mostly cuz I keep my hair cut short, and it keeps my head warm when I'm out running or something.But, you would categorize them, negatively, as you should.My instiinctive impulse would be that they wanted an ass kicking.What would your instinctive impulse be if approached by five loud-mouth whiteboys in welding caps and sporting various sickening desecrations of the Confederate battle flag?That wouldnt be exactly thinking. That would be giving into your instinctive impulse to categorize people.I don't care what color you are, I see you wearing a hoodie with the hood pulled up,and it isn't cold, combined with your undies showing, I think thug.
No shame in profiling; it's hardwired in the DNA.
But back to the hoodie; you can't beat it for covering a pistol and keeping folks from identifying features such a race or even gender, or hair color, etc.
When off my turf, out of my comfort zone, the hoodie is the way to go.
Out here in the sticks, we just carry deer rifles most of the time, in case we run into hogs.
If I went around here in a hoodie, people would think I'd gone nuts.
I was in "the city" the other day and really didn't even think of it, we went to the mall, well I was carrying that day , I don't always but Springfield has had some issues lately, so I was
Anyway a rentacop noticed I was carrying and came over and questioned me. Fairly aggressively for a rentacop.
I'm fairly certain the hoodie that drew the extra attention.
So did you defiantly glare at the cop and then get combative with him? And did you then flaunt your hoodie-wearing in front of other rentacops?