Prometheus 6

The Reverse Prize goes to "You wear your X, I'll wear my X."

I guess those T-shirt politics practitioners would enthusiastically add Professor Griff's latest interview to their collection of so-called "evidence" that they're the ones reacting to oppression and injustice. The sad thing is that, in my neck of the wood, many country or heavy metal music types (along with the local version of the Hell's Angels) sport the Con flag without apparently having a messing clue about what it represents and how it is used by their American counterparts (of course, some do know what it's all about, they're just too coward to recognize that their tatooed swastika does not stand for Buddhism).

My favorite was the 'I have a dream" one.

Oy, I hadn't noticed that the pictures linked to a blog post with even more stomach-hurting stuff. The author's surprise to have spotted that in New Jersey reminds me of my own shock in the late Eighties when I found out that a then popular place owned by Sino-Vietnamese immigrants had a choice of skinhead and "White pride" stuff, mixed in with the Rasta T-shirts, Asian rock bands buttons and the Taiji tu ("Yin & Yang") sign I was looking for.