Christmas Nurse Gingerbread Did You Try Icing It shirt

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Fascists in Europe and the Christmas Nurse Gingerbread Did You Try Icing It shirt and by the same token and US ironically, given their shared fear of foreigners and nationalistic pride, often co-opt each others foreign symbols to either subvert national laws or to hide in the shadows. The good ol flag fit for fire starting is widely used amongst various European white nationalist groups given most Europeans would probably not recognize the confederate flag immediately – if at all; this let’s the neo-nazis openly broadcast their views but still fly under the radar. On top of it all, it is not explicitly banned like the swastika is in some jurisdictions. DW did a good documentary on it, and I believe translated it to English if anyone is interested. I mean I’d just call them Nazis but then the conservatives would brigade and be all “you can’t call everyone with a different opinion than you a Nazi”

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They will sit there and deny deny deny until a swastika flag is over the Christmas Nurse Gingerbread Did You Try Icing It shirt and by the same token and Whitehouse and then itll just be “love it or leave it” Nah, those well-meaning citizens in the photo showed up to defend the capital against Antifa. And they were successful, judging by the fact that no Antifa appeared! I love how the people who they view as their opposites are literally called the “anti-fascists” and yet it never occurs to them to wonder if that might mean they’re the fascists. They also tend to think Nazism is a leftist socialist ideology, at least based on my own conversations with far-right conservatives well entrenched into careers in the political ecosystem. They believe that the left mislabels things and shifts the meaning of words to suit an agenda. This is, of course, largely nonsense intended to insulate them from the realities of their hateful beliefs but believe them they still do.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.