Gun T-shirt in College bad?

[that one guy]

my shirts are better

The white one is the rogue status gun show shirt

[50BMGBOB]

I'd wear the "Celebrate Diversity" gun t-shirt.

I wear this shirt when I am required to attend a diversity class for my union job in SF. It always raises a few eyes.

[Intimid8tor]

I plan on doing a presentation to inform about the CA AWB. I have a shirt that is of Knight's Armament Company with no picture of firearms but a sword in a stone. Would I get busted if I wear this to the presentation? I mean if people dont know what Knight's Armament Company means...

I would wear a Calguns shirt, but I don't have one.

http://www.knightarmco.com/shop/index.php?main_page=popup_image&pID=66

It's that shirt. Figured I'd hint the audience on where I stand on the issue, but not explicitly say it even though we are suppose to say what relation we have to the topic... for which I would say that I'm interested in the topic as it applies to Californians.

Why would it even be a problem. The first amendment still exists. If wearing a firearms shirt to a college campus is not allowed, then no logo shirts should be allowed.

Absolutely wear it and if you get hassled, get an attorney. I'm not sue happy, but I am so tired of discrimination against some industries.

[hunteran]

I'd wear the "Celebrate Diversity" gun t-shirt.

One of my buddies wears his to school periodically. Freaken awesome shirt.

[CBlacksheep]

No, not at all. It is my opinion that mercenaries are scum bags. The word mercenary itself has a negative connotation, so we throw on the PC word "contractors" to make it sound not so bad. I believe that they are around to do things that our military is prohibited from doing legally (you know, Geneva Convention and whatnot). Obviously, that doesn't always go down, but I believe it should never go down. I'm not a retard. I don't hate cops. Speaking of painting with a broad brush, you just assume because of my rhetoric that I hate cops and military. Some people talk about government being the bad guy, some people talk about corporations being the bad guy. I believe that bad guys thrive in the gray area in between the two, and that is my stance on mercenaries. If you don't agree, don't agree. But don't make assumptions about me based on a single statement.

Just realized I'm ranting. Sorry for the thread jack

I wear a Blackwater shirt all the time. I like it a lot. I think you just have an extremely one-sided view of how exactly the world of private security operates. Granted, you're a San Franciscan. Arguing with a brick wall might yield more positive results.


On topic, RangerUp has some awesome shirts for 2A/RKBA as well as cool stuff for the troops and psycho-patriotic gun nuts like you all, who I love so much.

[colossians323]

Looks pretty tasteful to me.

[Boltz]

I'm a fan of stealth gun apparel; I'm not the kind of guy that likes plastering political statements all over my bumper or clothing. These are some shirts that I own and wear around in public (including school) all the time:

[Turbinator]

I'm a fan of stealth gun apparel; I'm not the kind of guy that likes plastering political statements all over my bumper or clothing. These are some shirts that I own and wear around in public (including school) all the time:

Yeah, that's stealth all right. I had to look up the Rainier Arms shirt just to understand what it even was.

Turby

[tdyoung1958]

I wear a hat a lot that has Infidel written in English and Farsi,
ain't nobody ever said anything . . .

I also wear a SA shirt with the SOCOM "bring enough gun" logo front and back