Resizing the wall

The fact I did not expect to encounter in my years is that now in my 39th year, I have written a good 7 comments regarding the fact that I do not feel comfortable with Israel being split into 2 distinct nations.
If you read back on my blog this week, you will see that I have discussed the phenonimon and movement by which a majority of the orthodox religious believers in the Jewish nation have chosen to undergo a change in their attire over the years which amounts to a basic uniform of sorts that is worn and without any other self expression in the modality of orthodox self containing wardrobe considerations.  We do not dress the same way of course that our Ancestors did when we were given Torah and we do not dress the same way that the modern day civilizations dress in this day and age overall.  Yes we do look professional and well kept and that is exceptional.  I am not endorsing an ego trip by which those who dress formally should undergo a metamorphasis by which downtime attire and casual clothing becomes the norm.  Though of course, jeans and a sweatshirt are comfortable and always an acceptable way to dress in times of less stringent scrutiny and otherwise easier to tolerate experiences are to be spent.  But of course, I do decry that there is a poverty and sickness in the fact that one might wish to own a single unifashionable wardrobe in this modern age. 
I realize that this comes off as an attack against those in the religious graces of our society, but I must attest that this is not an attack and it is simply offering consideration to the faces of our future.
Let us prosper and enjoy the wealth of our G-ds creation in its entirety. Let us not have a dress code with a uniform unless we are in an armed force of our Nations.  Let us bring light to the Universe with our passions for colorful expression and life like entitlement to deserve a good way of sharing our minds, souls and friendships with the world in our communities and our day.