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This guy may be doing What’s your take on it shirt . This outta goodwill but some other will of the government lets this move fly, so they should be stopped and let the police do their job or they can join the police force to do their job. Can you see security around catholic or prespertian churches no because we don’t brag about our religion we don’t cause a fuss like? Thank you for supporting Eternalshirt.com. They do we’re quietly proud of our religions and religions is too loud it’s about time it was downgraded and left to cope like of us do quietly and proud where else would they be allowed to build their own church nowhere yet we’ve been very accommodating towards them all showing respect which I don’t think they give us back!!! We’re called all kinds of names.Hoodie, long-sleeved tee, female tee, men’s tee, 3-hole tee, V-neck tee.

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