Why aren't toupees removed during the national anthem?

Jay31

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I mean, they are a form of head wear, so it should be removed technically. I mean, a toque is removed even if it is really cold out, and this head wear is serving a good purpose as well. If the act of removing head wear is respectful and expected of you during the national anthem, why shouldn't toupee's be removed as well?
 
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I bet the founding fathers didn't take off those silly wigs when they said it, so from the beginning America has had a long tradition of taking off hats but not fake hair when standing for the national anthem.
 
for that matter. why doesnt the mascot have to take that shit off. toupee i can understand, but what about a fucking mascot head.
 
would you have to take a turban off as well?? i live in australia and its crazy relaxed over here no one gives a shit about our national anthem
 
This may be someting a little different but I am pretty sure that military personnel don't take off their softcover (hat) if they are in their dress uniforms during the singing of the National Anthem. Of course, they do hold a salute though.
 
your one of those people who just pick and poke at everything that is fine the way it is and makes everything that doesnt need to change difficult... arent you
 
no i've just always wondered why wearing a hat is disrespectful in buildings or during a national anthem, then thought, if head wear is disrespectful why isn't a toupee since it is still a form of hat.
 
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