#Trump clothing

[rejectingrepublicans]

[mxdae]

Okay, I made another version of this joke jersey.

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[leoanok]

Protesting & Clothing

At a protest it's exceptionally important that you dress appropriately. 1. Protective clothing ; this means a few different things. - Generally long sleeves, jackets, pants, work boots, gloves, and anything else that's going to cover a lot of skin. These are the kinds of clothing protect you from the elements, like the sun and weather, but also exposure to chemical irritants like pepper spray and tear gas. This is non-restrictive clothing that allows for movement, it's practical. This is also going to cover anything distinct; think tattoos, birthmarks, scars, etc.

Drawstring hoodies are great here, too, because they'll allow you to hide your hair and secure goggles if necessary. - Facemasks are very important: bandanas, t-shirts, surgical masks, N95's, anything of the sort, as long as your mouth and nose are covered; it's important to keep these covered, again, to prevent foreign irritants, like tear gas and pepper spray, from entering your airway. This is also important because the authorities really like to use facial recognition software which infringes on the rights of the people to protest peacefully because it inspires fear. There is nothing illegal about peaceful protesting (I'll make a post about that at some point soon) and using facial recognition software to identify protestors infringes on that ability, especially when it's used disproportionately against marginalized groups. That being said, in some places it is illegal to cover your face in public; this is generally less common because of the mask regulations following covid 19, but always be sure of the law or potential bylaws in the area.

- Non-Shatter eye protection; shatter-resistant sunglasses, goggles, etc. This again just goes back to that idea of keeping irritants out and away from you as far as possible. - Do NOT wear contacts or eye makeup. Avoid this as much as possible; because of how tear gas and other chemical agents work, contacts and makeup can trap irritants. - Proper foot wear is also important; close toed, protective, and do not impede your ability to run in them. Movement is important, protesting is very physically intensive, and in the event that you need to get out of an area quickly, it's imperative that you have the correct footwear to facilitate that. - Nondescript clothing : your choice of clothing should be as plain as possible. Try to avoid branding, and remember that you can flip clothing inside out to hide things like logos. Absolutely do not wear clothes associated with yourself; things like names, sports teams, etc. Some people will recommend darker colors, and while this can be the case, again, be weary. If there is no black bloc, then any sort of nondescript clothing is fine. 2. Choice of bag ; You're going to want a backpack or a draw-string bag for a few different reasons, mostly practicality. If you have something that is easier to access, Velcro is the most optimal, then go with that long as it doesn't impede your movement. Avoid bags that you need to tie or knot closed. - In the event that you need to quickly access the contents of your bag, these are going to be some of the most accessible of common options.

- In the event that you need to leave quickly, for whatever the reason may be, a backpack or draw-string back is going to be the most effective and least impeding to your ability to move quickly. I'll add anything else if I remember it here, but for now there are the important notes. Keep safe, keep protesting, and stay strong. 1312

[angelx1992]

[jackass-democrats]

Never Trust a democrat.

[daemonicseed]

Fuck Trump.

[atomicfoolorkillthemidols]

if he was a song he'd be Takao Kisugi's 来生たかお気分は逆光線/Feeling like I'm in the backlight

[turbomnstr]

[friend-bear]

“Bought these coveralls at age 20. Farmed in them for 10 years, maybe more. Wore them to many a protest, from pro-small ag farm bill demo, to 2016 Women’s March, to Black Lives Matter demo more recently.”

From “The Clothesline: Food, Fiber, Air, and Soil”, an art instillation by Brenda Baker at The Wild Center

[gerbithats]

🙄

[the-jam-to-the-unicorn]

HE TROLLED THEM SO HARD WITH HIS T-SHIRT THAT THEY GOT SUPER ANGRY I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[aiscapades]

my post abt global warming has officially left the touchstarved fandom blog sphere

[calamitygirl3]

If Kamala wins I'll start and actually finish a full wolf in sheeps clothing reborn tensura animatic cause I need trump to lose otherwise I am basically dead

[myrebelbeard]

design for my client

[okjohny]

[tomorrowusa]

There are plenty of indications that Robert F. Kennedy Jr., politically disowned by the Kennedy family, is a stalking horse for Trump. Robert Reich makes the case for that at his Substack.

More evidence that RFK Junior is working for Trump (as if you needed it)

Trump and RFK Jr. share a lot of ground on conspiracy theories. Kennedy is an outright anti-vax conspiracy nutcase and Trump's MAGA cult is made up of a lot of science-loathing twits.

So if Republicans are counting on drawing votes away from Biden with RFK Jr., they could end up shooting themselves in the foot by dividing the anti-vax conspiracy vote.

The situation has at least some similarity to the topic of abortion. For decades, Republicans saw their anti-abortion fanaticism as a winner for them. But when the GOP US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade Republicans discovered how Americans really felt about reproductive freedom. Republican candidates are now hoping voters forget the party's decades of fanatical opposition to abortion.

If low information Dems who are nostalgic about the Kennedy years are made aware of the true nature of RFK Jr.'s leanings, then the major party candidate hurt most by him would be Donald Trump.

So it's helpful to speak up if you hear any Kennedy-curious chatter from reality-based individuals.

Anybody thinking that RFK Jr. is a true representative of Kennedy political philosophy should talk to his relatives.

Kennedy family members call RFK Jr.’s independent bid ‘dangerous to our country’