Anonymous wrote:I wish it was a little more clear that it was anti-gun. I feel like someone seeing it out of context could misinterpret it due to the play on MAGA. Like they might think I want to keep my children safe from "illegals" or some other awful sentiment.

Are you saying you *don't* want to keep your kids safe from all dangers?

Are the shirts reinforced with Kevlar?

I wish it was a little more clear that it was anti-gun. I feel like someone seeing it out of context could misinterpret it due to the play on MAGA. Like they might think I want to keep my children safe from "illegals" or some other awful sentiment.

How I wish that, under Obama, the dems had control of Congress at some point. This issue could’ve been resolved.

Uh, um, oh...

Anonymous wrote:I’d support this for myself. I don’t support turning my kids into my own political message boards. They are their r own people.

Exactly this.

Anonymous wrote:Yesterday a designer mom posted on UrbanBaby (another anon board) for help with wording for a t-shirt she could create, with all proceeds going to Everytown.org, a gun safety organization. Well, the shirt is GREAT and the idea took off. Sharing link here. Spread the word!

Shirt: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079VDFQKQ
Original post: http://www.urbanbaby.com/topics/55807677

Thanks! I just bought one for DH and one for me.

However I am afraid to put my kids in anything remotely political for fear some gun-fetishist, trump-lover will shoot them (they are 6 and 8). Sad world we live in.

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Anonymous wrote:America has never been safe for everyone. If you get rid of all the guns it will still not be safe.

Rationalize all you want, people are alert now and sick of your bull.

What bull? Don't own a gun and never have. This shirt is a bad idea and all it is a # trend that you can post on social media. Sickening. You want change pressure your lawmakers.

Buy and wear the T-shirt AND pressure your lawmakers..

That said, I’m with the pp who doesn’t want even one person who sees me to think I support Trump.

Many very heinous mass shooting occured under Obama, including Aandy Hook and Pulse.

This is not a Trump issue. Or an Obama issue.

Correct it's a culture issue. It's an American issue one that isn't going to be solved with t-shirts , or more fighting against Demorcrat vs republican

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Anonymous wrote:America has never been safe for everyone. If you get rid of all the guns it will still not be safe.

Rationalize all you want, people are alert now and sick of your bull.

What bull? Don't own a gun and never have. This shirt is a bad idea and all it is a # trend that you can post on social media. Sickening. You want change pressure your lawmakers.

Buy and wear the T-shirt AND pressure your lawmakers..

That said, I’m with the pp who doesn’t want even one person who sees me to think I support Trump.

Many very heinous mass shooting occured under Obama, including Aandy Hook and Pulse.

This is not a Trump issue. Or an Obama issue.

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Anonymous wrote:T-shirts aren't going to solve this.

No. But OP can be part of a trending topic on social media.

Like the classroom walkout on April 20? I know that’s Columbine anniversary but more thought needs to be given as 420 is also national marijuana day. More thought needs to be given to this, too.

You bring up an interesting point about the chose date. How much of the walking out is for protest and how much is an excuse to leave school and go get high without people noticing too much?

I get the significance of the date but a walk out held sooner to me would make more since April 20th is over a month a way and the national conversation will have changed by then.

Anonymous wrote:Shouldn't it be "make America safe again'?

It is.

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Anonymous wrote:T-shirts aren't going to solve this.

No. But OP can be part of a trending topic on social media.

Like the classroom walkout on April 20? I know that’s Columbine anniversary but more thought needs to be given as 420 is also national marijuana day. More thought needs to be given to this, too.

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Anonymous wrote:America has never been safe for everyone. If you get rid of all the guns it will still not be safe.

Don't you think police would have fewer reasons to claim they were in fear for their lives if they didn't have to assume everyone had a gun?

!. That excuse is BS

2. Wearing a t-shirt doesn't make guns disappear.

3. Any laws passed within this year would not make guns disappear.

Where your t-shirt and take your photo for instagram

Anonymous wrote:I want to be on board with this but I would rather stab myself in the eyeball than wear a shirt that *may* sound like I support trump.

I had the same thought.