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Time to invest in khaki chinos and whatever shirts the Nazis are wearing.
Semi-serious question but totally OT.
I actually like (among others) khaki chinos, and where I live they have no right-wing association that I know of.
Should I avoid them when I come to the US on business from time to time? Is there a chance I will be mistaken for a nazi?
What else should I avoid?
You can decide for yourself:
https://theamericanscholar.org/ku-klux-khaki/
Yikes, mine are not cargos but... I'll leave my khakis on this side of the Atlantic.
You'll be fine, it's like when people get worried about wearing red or blue or other "gang colors", context matters. The -- in your case pants -- that you're wearing needs to be combined with a bunch of other markers to signal yourself as a Nazi