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I get the impression that any one who expresses an opinion about cowboy hats in the courtroom must be male, but it ain't so.
Women can now wear cowboy hats at Citizenship Ceremonies. I hope that Canada, under Justin Trudeau, hands out cowboy hats - to be worn during the citizenship ceremony (in addition to face scarves)- to all new Canadians, eh.
It's only fair ... just a taste of the Canadian, in addition to the right to cover the face when becoming a new Canadian (can't wait to see what new Canadians are going to do with law, eh.)
I know. Women in cowboy hats shatter even the oil executive wife facade, eh.
So ... are cowboy hats okay at citizenship ceremonies and wouldn't it be great if the Canadian gov't gave out white hats to all new Canadians - to be worn over and without head scarves during citizenship ceremonies, just to be sure that everyone gets what it is to be Canadian, eh?
New Canadians get what it is to be Canadian, right? They get that all Canadians can wear face coverings, like cowboy hats and neck scarves over the face, when swearing an oath/affirming Canadian values.
It's important to keep an open mind within the context of Canadian culture, and important to know that most countries assume that Canada has no culture. Wrong.
Pierre Trudeau was such a celebrity when his wife ran off with Mic Jaggar that even the toothless fisherman on the Greek Islands thought that Canadian girls were free.
I apologize for posting the idiotic topic about whether men should wear hats in court in Canada. Sheesh ... what was I thinking! With this men/women equality thing happening, sometimes it's confusing.
People do realize that women wear cowboy hats, yes?
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