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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 1738075" data-attributes="member: 151">You're also not a defendant looking over at a jury that may be deciding about your future or your life or the prosecutor who's trying an important case, both of whom are thinking &quot;can I trust this person, who may have trouble separating fantasy from reality, with judging a serious legal matter, possibly with lethal consequences?&quot;&nbsp; Or they may be thinking &quot;even if I win, Star Trek Fan over there is going to be grounds for an appeal or dismisal, if only because she has the appearance of poor judgement or possibly even a delusional state.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp;Imagine a funeral, where you've just buried your parents or your siblings, and in walks someone dressed like a celtic warrior with blue skin and runes...and you're of Chinese descent.&nbsp; How would you feel?&nbsp; Like maybe this moron was being disrespectful or even mocking the deceased?&nbsp; I would.&nbsp;&nbsp;Some things are just not socially appropriate, IMHO.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 1738075, member: 151"] You're also not a defendant looking over at a jury that may be deciding about your future or your life or the prosecutor who's trying an important case, both of whom are thinking "can I trust this person, who may have trouble separating fantasy from reality, with judging a serious legal matter, possibly with lethal consequences?" Or they may be thinking "even if I win, Star Trek Fan over there is going to be grounds for an appeal or dismisal, if only because she has the appearance of poor judgement or possibly even a delusional state." Imagine a funeral, where you've just buried your parents or your siblings, and in walks someone dressed like a celtic warrior with blue skin and runes...and you're of Chinese descent. How would you feel? Like maybe this moron was being disrespectful or even mocking the deceased? I would. Some things are just not socially appropriate, IMHO. [/QUOTE]

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