The problem is that we all aren't all wearing shirts just like Cindy's.

[Fridays Child]

Unlike the fascist Republicans, we don't have the media in our pocket. So, becoming the media is a legitimate way to communicate. Cindy does that, every single day. It's become such an integral part of who she is that she doesn't even think about it. We support Cindy, at least, in the abstract but is her actual objective less important to us than it is to her?

There's nothing wrong with her shirt or where she wears it. What's wrong is that we all aren't wearing protest shirts, every single day.

[shayes51]

1. exactly

[DesertRat]

2. Right on! n/t

[Fridays Child]

3. I'm gonna kick this once, in the hope that people will at least...

...think about it.

[Just Me]

4. Why don't we all "wear" the number of our fallen,...on our backs,...

,...on our cars,...on our homes,...in our yards.

"IN HONOR OF,..."
the number of the fallen

That is enough, ESPECIALLY SINCE THIS DICTATORSHIP REFUSES TO HONOR THEM!!!

Why not "wear" and honor our fallen soldiers, everywhere? :shrug:

[Fridays Child]

5. Yes, we should. I agree.

I'd sell those shirts, stickers, etc., at cost, over at Cafe Press, but the number changes too often. :(