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Some left early. Some were put in camps and tattooed with numbers, and were liberated later.

Sure thing!

I'm marked for the camps regardless of what I say or do, so it makes no difference to me. I'll ask my family and their friends that lived through these things in the past if it mattered to them if they were the first or the last on the trains, and if they think keeping silent would have saved the ones who were murdered in the end.

I appreciate the argument you are making, but I disagree with the main premise that "republican" is some inherent identity akin to someone's religion, and that we need to be magnanimous in our messaging about being involved with that political party in a time like this. This type of political affiliation is a check mark on a form that can be changed at any time. The kind of argument you are presenting is reminiscent of "all lives matter" or "not all men" arguments. I think it is missing the point. It is not to say that literally everyone who is a registered republican is an irredeemable monster, but that supporting that party, being a part of it, is not some neutral thing that can be ignored (maybe that would be different if their base fundamentally opposed the party's actions, but they are supportive).

There is no evidence to suggest that reaching across the aisle in that way has any net positive effect. History has shown that the opposite is true. We can embrace those people if they leave their ideology and come to us, but not the other way around. We will not be able to counteract billions of dollars' worth of media and propaganda apparatus by being accepting. It is better to make it clear that the actions of that organization are unacceptable.

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If people are being sent to death camps over a shirt, I think it doesn't matter since we'll all end up there anyway.

You got it!

and without the background!

Thanks! Glad you like it!

Canards! here's the shirt!