Pulled them.

RMD

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Originally posted by rduckwor:
Pulled them.

RMD

Damn, I was going to get one for the upcoming ugly sweater party.

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Originally posted by Dusty78:
Oooooh what are we mad at today...can I join in? Who gives a shit. Walmart sold this country out a long time before letting some dipshit assbags sell idiotic t-shirts on their marketplace. Zero fucks given.

Hey man stop harshing my offendedness

Meh. Give them a break. Walmart also sells ammunition at the best prices of any walk-in store in this area. They sell some firearms, too, and lots of various supplies. So, they're balancing it out. Some pro, some con. Big deal.

Making a political statement, taking a stance, when they sell ANTIFA crap? I don't think so, it's just business, nothing personal.

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Originally posted by rduckwor:
Pulled them.

RMD

THE DECLARATION
After Pressure From Public, Walmart Pulls 'Domestic Terrorist' Apparel From Store

JUSTEN CHARTERS | DEC 2, 2017 | 8:18 PM

Wal-Mart And Time Warner Reported To Make Magazine Deal
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Earlier this week, Walmart caught some big-time heat for a shirt it was selling online.

As reported by Independent Journal Review's Caleb Hull:

Walmart has made some controversial decisions with its clothing recently, as it came under fire for selling a shirt that read, “Rope. Tree. Journalist. Some assembly required.”

The shirt was nowhere to be found on the website come Thursday. On Friday, IJR reported that Walmart was also selling antifa gear — a group that the Department of Homeland Security considers “domestic terrorists.” Members of antifa are known for violence, damaging property, and their anti-capitalist ideology.


Walmart didn't release a statement after all of the backlash. But a quick search of antifa in its store now turns up nothing associated with the group. And that tells its customers all they need to know.


http://ijr.com/the-declaration...Akv2g&_hsmi=59015976

Well, the revolution must be affordable...

Well played, sir !