What is the most offensive bumper sticker you've ever seen?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Romney 2012

LOL! Yes.

+1 - beat me to it!

[Anonymous]

Bush/Cheney '04

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Join the Army,
Travel to interesting lands,
Meet interesting people . . .
Then kill them.

This was in Charlottesville. Still offensive, but fueled by young idealism. No perspective for the sacrifices of those who serve.

Except, it's also a pretty accurate depiction of what armies do. So, there is that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bush/Cheney '04

truth

[Anonymous]

Not a bumper sticker, but I find seeing a cross hanging on the rear view mirror of an expensive or luxury vehicle, incredibly offensive and ironic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Join the Army,
Travel to interesting lands,
Meet interesting people . . .
Then kill them.

This was in Charlottesville. Still offensive, but fueled by young idealism. No perspective for the sacrifices of those who serve.

Except, it's also a pretty accurate depiction of what armies do. So, there is that.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Join the Army,
Travel to interesting lands,
Meet interesting people . . .
Then kill them.

This was in Charlottesville. Still offensive, but fueled by young idealism. No perspective for the sacrifices of those who serve.

Except, it's also a pretty accurate depiction of what armies do. So, there is that.

Not accurate in the sense that they do so much more than kill. They build schools, rescue those in harms way, and remove leaders who don't allow females to vote or go to school. The vast majority of those who serve never even fire a weapon in combat and certainly never kill anyone.

[Anonymous]

if we're talking political stickers, anything indicating the driver actually supports sarah palin is pretty offensive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Romney 2012

I Support Obamacare

Obama 2012

Obamanos

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Join the Army,
Travel to interesting lands,
Meet interesting people . . .
Then kill them.

This was in Charlottesville. Still offensive, but fueled by young idealism. No perspective for the sacrifices of those who serve.

Except, it's also a pretty accurate depiction of what armies do. So, there is that.

Not accurate in the sense that they do so much more than kill. They build schools, rescue those in harms way, and remove leaders who don't allow females to vote or go to school. The vast majority of those who serve never even fire a weapon in combat and certainly never kill anyone.

+1000.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Join the Army,
Travel to interesting lands,
Meet interesting people . . .
Then kill them.

This was in Charlottesville. Still offensive, but fueled by young idealism. No perspective for the sacrifices of those who serve.

Except, it's also a pretty accurate depiction of what armies do. So, there is that.

Not accurate in the sense that they do so much more than kill. They build schools, rescue those in harms way, and remove leaders who don't allow females to vote or go to school. The vast majority of those [b]who serve [/b]never even fire a weapon in combat and certainly never kill anyone.

serve? They volunteered. They're getting paid. What else would they be doing if they could get a decent iob?

[Anonymous]

The best:

2004
Moron
Psycho

The worst:

Romney 2012

[Anonymous]

Forward

Change you can believe in

[Anonymous]

Edwards

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not a bumper sticker, but I find seeing a cross hanging on the rear view mirror of an expensive or luxury vehicle, incredibly offensive and ironic.

Huh? It offends you that Christians might drive luxury cars?