"Taliban Jack" T-Shirt Designs?

[The Bread Guy]

I thought I'd kick it off with something simple - any other ideas?

 

[booted]

My opinion, I like it the way it is. Simple yet to the point  >

 

[Redeye]

If CafePress or somewhere can produce them, I'll buy the first one off the line!

 

[FredDaHead]

Where can I buy one of these?  ;D

Also, will you be making them into polo shirts (or golf shirts, whatever) for those of us who need to follow a dress code <grumbles>stupid CADWINS</grumbles>?

Most importantly, wearing that while being identified as a military member isn't bad, is it?

 

[booted]

I think you already have a few sales
People likes it bud. I know I do.

 

[Sig_Des]

Yeah, I'm definitely in for a T

 

[ex-Sup]

+1...count me in.

 

[muffin]

Heck you can buy that iron on transfer printer paper at Staples and mass produce your own designs! (Unless the proceeds are going to a worthy cause... lol)

 

[GUNS]

I would think this one out before slipping on one of these t-shirts, especially if you are a serving member. There are  anti-A'stan citizens out there and it could have serious repercussions to a serving member if confronted by one.

I am thinking DND may have something to say about a serving member displaying their feelings towards an elected member of Parliament and a leader of a political party.

If you are a civvy, go for it.

Just my POV

 

[Rodahn]

Well being a retired member, I would wear a red one to one of the Peace Alliance rallies......

 

[GUNS]

Sorry, I should have mentioned former members as those that should not have problems wearing this t-shirt.

Well being a retired member, I would wear a red one to one of the Peace Alliance rallies......

 

[Rodahn]

No worries from me, I probaly would have worn it even if I were still serving, but then that is just me.....

 

[Mike Baker]

Beautiful, just beautiful.  ;D

 

[youravatar]

I would think this one out before slipping on one of these t-shirts, especially if you are a serving member. There are  anti-A'stan citizens out there and it could have serious repercussions to a serving member if confronted by one.

I am thinking DND may have something to say about a serving member displaying their feelings towards an elected member of Parliament and a leader of a political party.

If you are a civvy, go for it.

Just my POV

True. But DND doesn't want people spreading hate. And TB Jack has done lots of it.

 

[Bobbyoreo]

I'd buy one...or 2...maybe 3

 

[youravatar]

Print up a crap load and hand them out @ the peace rally in ottawa on the 28th!!!
(Sorry just had the light bulb go off in my head.)

 

[booted]

I would wear it on duty

 

[Cardstonkid]

Count me in for one as well. Great idea. Where do I send the $?

 

[xmarcx]

Careful!

That's not just the Taliban logo, it's the shahadah, or Islamic creed. It's on the Saudi Flag for example, and is kind of a big, big deal to Islamic peoples everywhere.

In context, it's not going to be a gigantic step forward for cross-cultural relations with the civil Islamic community in our country who are becoming quite important in rooting out domestic terrorist threats.

 

[RHFC_piper]

I'm not one to get into political slagging, but here we are...  ;D