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I live in the UK and if I wanted to wear a cross I would, if someone  told me I couldn't I'd wear a larger one just to annoy  them.

What you wear is your choice, don't let others tell you what to wear, as long as it's respectable. 

9 years ago. Rating: 8
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I would just argue with you. Jesus died on a stake, not a cross and wearing a symbol is the equivalent of wearing a beat up HotWheel around your neck because your parents were killed in a car wreck......

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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I wear a wedding ring, but I'm getting a divorce. I call it a "suffe-ring".

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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where i live, california, people wear crosses all the time, anywhere they want to. people wear tattoos, t-shirt with writings and pictures on them, all types of jewelry.  this is truly the land of the free. self expression is for everyone. if your city does not appreciate self expression, perhaps you and friends can help people become aware of it importance for the sake of happiness and peace of mind.

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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I don't think anybody  should diss or harass anybody   for their religion or religious symbols that they wear. I don't agree with some other religions, but I don't tell anyone not to wear the star of David or the Muslim half moon icon or anything ....like that. Maybe it it was Satanic symbols, and I knew the person real well, I would say something about it.

9 years ago. Rating: 4
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26 days ago. Rating: 0
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