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[nocareever]

wore an anti-flag shirt to work one time. at first nobody noticed then one of my managers and i got in a discussion about hunting. i told him all the guns in the country should be melted down and turned into magnetic peace signs. he, the avid hunter, not only had a lot to say about that but also noticed my shirt. he yelled, "youd better respect the flag!" and walked away. thatll probably be the last time i wear that at work

[Dopamino]

JohnWayneWasANazi, on 04 January 2011 - 09:58 PM, said:

Your cops care? Kids wear beer shirts to school all the time around here and curse with the security guards.

You live in Baltimore.

[#2's Son]

I know right! The exact same thing happens to me, especially in school! My teachers would be like ANTI-FLAG?! THAT DOESN'T MEAN ANTI THE AMERICAN FLAG DOES IT?! and at first I'd explain the whole shpeil on anti-nationalism, and coming together as a planet, but after awhile i got tired of it. Now when some one says that, I reply with "Right on." It leaves them confused as I walk away, I find it funny.

[JohnWayneWasANazi]

Dopamino, on 04 January 2011 - 11:57 PM, said:

You live in the suburbs of Baltimore.

fix'd

[TaxTheRichFeedThePoor]

Every single time I wear anything that has anti-flag on it (or even my RATM shirt with an upside down flag) people always flip shit at school. People constantly ask if I'm anti-American, tell me to move to Iraq, tell me I better not wear the shirt ever again. Everyone is so brainwashed. My schools walls are plastered with flags and "We support the troops" stuff. One time 2 seniors walked up to me and demanded that I never wear the shirt again and they told me how disgusting and disgraceful it was. Then this other kid told me I was gonna go to hell. One of my AF shirts says "No one is free while others are oppressed" on the back. Morons always ask me what Oppressed means, and then when I tell them they go crazy saying that everyone is free when (insert race, reilgion, gender, ethnicity, sexual preference here)are oppressed.
ITS BULLSHIT!

[Skaz]

Last week, I was wearing this tshirt


and I walked past some guy in combat gear who I think called me a "silly bastard". Pretty sure he wasn't in the army, he looked more like a skinhead (the EDL marched through the town the day before).

[All Dead]

Skaz, on 28 June 2011 - 05:52 AM, said:

Last week, I was wearing this tshirt


and I walked past some guy in combat gear who I think called me a "silly bastard". Pretty sure he wasn't in the army, he looked more like a skinhead (the EDL marched through the town the day before).

Like a what now?

[Jaade!]

Skaz, on 28 June 2011 - 05:52 AM, said:

the EDL marched through the town the day before).

LOL aah the ol' EDL.. they make me laugh..


No one has ever said anything to me when I've worn Anti-Flag tees, other than the occasional 'oh, I like them too' haha, I don't think people particularly take much notice in my area..

[Skaz]

All Dead, on 28 June 2011 - 05:08 PM, said:

Like a what now?

Okay, like a Nazi skinhead. He looked like the lynching sort basically.

[Ramon_pathogen]

When af went to la long beach at the queen Mary my friends and were on a bus the night before the show and a marine asked about my anti-flag shirt so a started talking about it and he was just ignoring what I had to say and was saying he was their in Iraq and afghan. Needless to say, when our stop fame I tried to shake his hand and he said fuck you I don't give a fuck about you I won't shake your hand.

[Man]

chase, on 21 February 2012 - 01:56 PM, said:

   My teacher got mad at me for writing AF lyrics on a test

my teacher didn't notice. you only have to fit it in your text^^

I think wearing bad religion shirts generally gets you way more into trouble.
(I suggest this one )

Edited by Man, 22 April 2012 - 05:30 AM.