LETTER TO EDITOR: KELLY BURROWS WANTS COATS BUTTONED
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It saddens me today when our so called Leaders continue to show their ignorance to proper decorum. Watching the 6.30 PM, newscast. Friday evening. There’s the Minister for Grand Bahama, getting ready to inspect the Guard of Honor at the Independence Park Rally, with his coat open up. Do these people know any better? God help us!!!
Kelly. D Burrows
Freeport Grand Bahama
P.O. Box F 42977
Telephone 373 7126
Michael Darville responds to the above letter:
It amazes me that people who grew up under the crown focus on such petty things as dress and decorum. Yet we are unaware of substance. I intentionally do not wear a white coat or suit as a physician. I’m waiting for a critically ill patient to say you don’t look like a doctor. I’m waiting for someone who cannot breathe to say where is your suit. I will gladly say let me go get it. Judge me on my knowledge and not my dress.
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It amazes me that people who grew up under the crown focus on such petty things as dress and decorum. Yet we are unaware of substance. I intentionally do not wear a white coat or suit as a physician. I’m waiting for a critically ill patient to say you don’t look like a doctor. I’m waiting for someone who cannot breathe to say where is your suit. I will gladly say let me go get it. Judge me on my knowledge and not my dress.
I can’t believe, with the myriad of issues facing our country, this person is concerned with a jacket not being buttoned and proceeds to exclaim “God help us”…wow.
You say judge you by your knowledge, is that to say you lack knowledge of proper dress and decorum? Mr. Burrows remarks spoke only to your dress. To regard dress and decorum as a minster as;’ petty’ is precisely what he is talking about.
What you do in your profession is up to you but when you represent the country it is a different issue. And what is the reference to;’ people who grew up under the crown’ all about?