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Maga Meets Resistance and Ridicule
Business Standard
|April 12, 2025
Anti-Maga T-shirts are everywhere—and they are hilarious. "Did you know that 1 out of 3 Trump supporters are as stupid as the other 2?" reads one that retails online for Canadian (CAD) $32.99.
Anti-Maga T-shirts are everywhere—and they are hilarious. "Did you know that 1 out of 3 Trump supporters are as stupid as the other 2?" reads one that retails online for Canadian (CAD) $32.99. For CAD $26.99, you can pick up a women's T-shirt that shouts, "I hate it when I wake up in the morning and Trump is still President." "Donald Trump—Turning Allies into Enemies, One Country at a Time" is priced higher at CAD $45.99. There's one with a Hitleresque rendition of Don that simply says, "TWITLER." And another proclaims "Maga—Morons Are Governing America." "Anti Lies, Anti Hate, Anti Racism, Anti Fascism, Anti Trump" is matched in venom and vitriol by a tee that has reinterpreted Trump as "Talentfree Racist Ugly Macho Pervert." "Never Bigotry, Never Misogyny, Never Xenophobia, Never Homophobia, Never Islamophobia, Never Ignorance, Never Bullying, Never Hatred, Never Trump" is even shriller. There is no dearth online of pure profane and abusive T-shirts laced with POTUS hatred—"Duck you Fonald," "FDT," "*uck Trump and *uck you for voting Trump," "FCK TRMP," "Trump Lies, Trump Lies, Trump Lies," "Anti Trump Social Club," "Trump Unsubscribe," "Clowns Are for the Circus, We Need a President," "Let's Go Felon," and even one that reads, "One day, Trump's epitaph should read: Here lies Donald Trump—just like when he was alive."
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