Glad someone pointed it out to them b/c, you know, it's not like they could possibly figure out on their own that it was inappropriate.
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I saw the shirt and I have no clue what’s offensive about it. Awful graphic design but that’s beside the point.
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I read that, and it didn’t really explain anything. Why is he wearing a tshirt to court, is a valid question. Otherwise nothing to see here
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This is happening because of hateful rhetoric being amped up by Trump.
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Is no one else gonna touch on the fact that a police dept compared themselves to a violent biker gang? Who thought that was OK?
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They left off a line: "We will continue the investigation for as long as it takes for you insignificant little people forget about this."
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What did the t-shirt say?
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The shirt displays a “sun cross” (replacing the letter “O” of “PowerShift”), a well-known and notorious white supremacist symbol. And more.
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There were several offensive elements. Explained better here:https://campaigns.organizefor.org/petitions/kick-racist-cops-out-our-community-tell-mpd-to-fire-officer-altieri …
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So it's just a coincidence that the same cross is on Christian Identity/Aryan Nation websites?
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That's just what the letter 'o' looks like in the Exocet font: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exocet_(typeface) …
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….and no one did a damn thing about it? All complicit dongleberries.
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Name names. and addresses. and bank accounts.
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So if someone dons clothing w/ symbols commonly used by straight-up bigots, it's not cool to ask whether the wearer shares those beliefs?
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