Lucky To Be A Rugby Player St. Patricks Day T-Shirt

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That’s the Lucky To Be A Rugby Player St. Patricks Day T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this point, there are no specifics. If you are part of the group they don’t like, the will use the law against you. If you are part of the “in” group, then they will let it slide. I swear to God not even 5 years ago we were poking fun at other countries that had similar shit to this. Like China, criticize something they don’t like and you’ll be arrested. Now in the US, wear clothing they don’t like and you’ll be arrested. This is literally fascism The laws I’ve read usually say something to the point of “a male presenting female or a female presenting male and doing an obscene act where children could be present.” I’ve regularly questioned my conservative friends and family as to why specifically drag shows. They usually go on a rant on how vulgar they are and how the actors are dressed provocative. I ask again why drag, though? Are you fine if it was a girl dress the same way up there? Every time they pause for a second, like they never even considered it, and then say no, they wouldn’t. Then I ask them if they think a football player dressed in a cheerleader outfit at a powderpuff game tweaking on the field should go to jail. I get a “no” every time. Then I ask again what the specific problem with drag is then, why not just ban kids from obscene acts in general? Why the weird fascination with drag? Every time they agree with me, and then every time I find them going on a rant about drag two days later. It blows my mind. Propaganda is a strong drug.

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.