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Do you think people that go about wearing these tops actually know what they are wearing... stupid people.
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They're still a bunch of braindead gits that get drunk on half a bud light down the park... whilst wearing a hammer and sickle because it looks "nice".
Pffft I give up.
Pffft I give up.
Goatboy wrote:
Irony is that communists/Cubans etc all do their best to wear Gap/Adidas/Nike gear.
Whilst the Fashion-monkeys over here all want to wear authentic rebel stuff.
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True... argh my brain.
The world is crap
Irony is that communists/Cubans etc all do their best to wear Gap/Adidas/Nike gear.
Whilst the Fashion-monkeys over here all want to wear authentic rebel stuff.
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True... argh my brain.
The world is crap
The moral of this story is that Communism sucks, I believe. Yeah.
Irony is that communists/Cubans etc all do their best to wear Gap/Adidas/Nike gear.
Whilst the Fashion-monkeys over here all want to wear authentic rebel stuff.
Whilst the Fashion-monkeys over here all want to wear authentic rebel stuff.
Or like, I dunno, quoting phrases from other languages and then laughing at the people that have to look them up like you did at first.
And of course the person who buys a t-shirt sporting the phrase "world's greatest lover" is of course attempting to endorse the known fact that he is the undisputed world champion of the sexual art.
Or maybe he buys it because it looks good...
In the same way that a pickled cow can be seen as a valuable piece of artistic impression, fashion is art. Be it orthadox, colourful, foreign or even mildly offensive, it's all an expression of how you want to look. It has nothing to do with political motivation.
And don't quote about the sappers who wear "save the children" t-shirts, as they don't wear them to look good, they wear them so people won't look at them.
Or maybe he buys it because it looks good...
In the same way that a pickled cow can be seen as a valuable piece of artistic impression, fashion is art. Be it orthadox, colourful, foreign or even mildly offensive, it's all an expression of how you want to look. It has nothing to do with political motivation.
And don't quote about the sappers who wear "save the children" t-shirts, as they don't wear them to look good, they wear them so people won't look at them.
Craig is a Scottish communist orb.
Because they look like the same ones that are in all the shop windows
SHEEPY wrote:
I have a Che top... but I bought it out a fair trade shop (along with
> some chocolate and calander)
How do you know all the people you saw wearing them didn't buy them from similar places, eh? Or are actually Cuban?
I have a Che top... but I bought it out a fair trade shop (along with
> some chocolate and calander)
How do you know all the people you saw wearing them didn't buy them from similar places, eh? Or are actually Cuban?
Lawless Fever wrote:
> So, are they clothes that communists wear? :)
No they wear torn and dirty clothes.
Or people like myslef who agree with the theory of communism... no.
People who just wear something that looks pretty out a high street store and the top was probably made in a sweat shop in the Third World.
I have a Che top... but I bought it out a fair trade shop (along with some chocolate and calander)
I'm the best lalala
> So, are they clothes that communists wear? :)
No they wear torn and dirty clothes.
Or people like myslef who agree with the theory of communism... no.
People who just wear something that looks pretty out a high street store and the top was probably made in a sweat shop in the Third World.
I have a Che top... but I bought it out a fair trade shop (along with some chocolate and calander)
I'm the best lalala
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