SOULD 2008 Fall/Winter “Silence is Betrayal” Collection | Hypebeast

That said I wouldn’t vote for McCain, Bush, Palin, Cheney or any of their cronies if you put a gun to my head. And I am hopeful that Obama will be able to get the ball rolling on making some progressive changes in Washington.
But after living in D.C. for 5 years I’m too cynical to have been convinced yet. I’m still in a “lesser-of-two-evils” frame of mind, as I am in any political race with our two-party system that has allowed the parties themselves to become too powerful and corrupt.

That said I wouldn’t vote for McCain, Bush, Palin, Cheney or any of their cronies if you put a gun to my head. And I am hopeful that Obama will be able to get the ball rolling on making some progressive changes in Washington.
But after living in D.C. for 5 years I’m too cynical to have been convinced yet. I’m still in a “lesser-of-two-evils” frame of mind, as I am in any political race with our two-party system that has allowed the parties themselves to become too powerful and corrupt.

I agree with much of what SOULD just wrote, and I like the designs as well; but do you really assume Obama prefers you giving money to charitable causes instead of to his campaign? I obviously don’t know the man personally, and I hope you’re right, but that sounds like a naive assumption to me.
I will vote for Obama, as I did in the primaries, but I’m skeptical that a champion for the downtrodden would have pushed so hard to bail out Wall Street instead of the middle-to-lower class Americans who are hurting the worst.

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I agree with much of what SOULD just wrote, and I like the designs as well; but do you really assume Obama prefers you giving money to charitable causes instead of to his campaign? I obviously don’t know the man personally, and I hope you’re right, but that sounds like a naive assumption to me.
I will vote for Obama, as I did in the primaries, but I’m skeptical that a champion for the downtrodden would have pushed so hard to bail out Wall Street instead of the middle-to-lower class Americans who are hurting the worst.

I agree with much of what SOULD just wrote, and I like the designs as well; but do you really assume Obama prefers you giving money to charitable causes instead of to his campaign? I obviously don’t know the man personally, and I hope you’re right, but that sounds like a naive assumption to me.
I will vote for Obama, as I did in the primaries, but I’m skeptical that a champion for the downtrodden would have pushed so hard to bail out Wall Street instead of the middle-to-lower class Americans who are hurting the worst.

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“Marv”, the SOULD brand was built on the idea of inciting action and thought through awareness, which frankly, is what we think Obama will do as President (we made a little over a 100 of the VOTE tees, so we’re not getting rich off it, believe me). Plus, while many talented artists have created inspiring Obama tees using his face/body, we wanted to make a tee that was slightly less subtle in endorsement, but direct in action… after all, in 2004 only about half of 18-24 yr olds voted…we think this should be much higher. We’d like to think that this tee design will make a greater impact, than cutting Obama a $200 check.
Plus, for the record, we give as much (or more) to charitable organizations, as anyone else our size, which we assume Obama would also prefer, over a check for his campaign. Lastly, the answer to your question about Bush is, no…he doesn’t deserve sh-t.
“etpourtous” and “smutty”… we appreciate the props.

“Marv”, the SOULD brand was built on the idea of inciting action and thought through awareness, which frankly, is what we think Obama will do as President (we made a little over a 100 of the VOTE tees, so we’re not getting rich off it, believe me). Plus, while many talented artists have created inspiring Obama tees using his face/body, we wanted to make a tee that was slightly less subtle in endorsement, but direct in action… after all, in 2004 only about half of 18-24 yr olds voted…we think this should be much higher. We’d like to think that this tee design will make a greater impact, than cutting Obama a $200 check.
Plus, for the record, we give as much (or more) to charitable organizations, as anyone else our size, which we assume Obama would also prefer, over a check for his campaign. Lastly, the answer to your question about Bush is, no…he doesn’t deserve sh-t.
“etpourtous” and “smutty”… we appreciate the props.

those are hot as hell

those are hot as hell

does it cost money to use george bush on a tee shirt? ive been wondering how everyone can use obama’s face to make a buck. give barack some royalties.

does it cost money to use george bush on a tee shirt? ive been wondering how everyone can use obama’s face to make a buck. give barack some royalties.

damn atom bomb tree is genius

damn atom bomb tree is genius

na i wont vote

na i wont vote