Originally Posted by
Rutz
it depends, really !
In japan..its awesome
Those girls are Korean.
Some issues to consider;
Bullying based on what people wear.
- Some people can't afford a wide variety of clothes
- Some people can't afford "good" clothes
Individuality
- School Uniforms promote a sense of it without standing out (i.e. "Hurrdurr Im an individual because I wear black!")
->I.e. real individuality i.e. not "I'm a teenager, so I'm going to join a pseudo-cult in order to stand out". Then you got to a metal/Manson concert and see 9000 "individuals".
Order/Real life
- When you enter the "real world" as it is often called, many occupations require you to dress formally. School uniform is decent practise for it, I guess
- Promotes a sense of order
- All social institutions have a form of dress. eg. Dero Metal heads all wear band t-shirts from tours 14 years ago in public. School is simply another.