Shirt Blue

Shirt Blue

It sometimes seems that we are a nation torn apart. There is a half red and half blue, each very strong feeling that the right and the other is wrong. Before the election, candidate signs litter our roads, streets and courtyards. Our inboxes are full of pamphlets and negative campaign ads and infomercials take our televisions. Everyone has an opinion, but, in truth, it often seems that we are a nation of sheep, blindly following a party or a candidate, and can not think for ourselves. Well, fortunately not everyone has lost their independence and sense of humor, and what better way to gently make fun of things or voice an opinion different than with the shirts?

Politics, of course, are important. We all have our views and opinions on how the world should be and how to execute. And some of us have the need to express ourselves with images and clever puns. If you feel that people are actually sheep in this whole political process, hey, maybe that makes us sheepol (rhymes with people and has "political" shot) at this demockrasee our (yes, we do a bit of fun here). And may want to use sympols of our independence. And if you think I'm doing the words, I am not, the Urban dictionary defines "sympol" as a political symbol that represents a simple metaphor rhetoric. And sheeple as incapable of thinking for themselves. Mix in the "politics" and has sheepol. Throw it all together and you demockrasee T-shirts.

Some believe that lack of communication is the main problem in U.S. politics today. Politicians say what people want to hear and what does not offend anyone. Or build a platform of issues that offers candidates a way to pontificate without actually say nothing at all, or commit to anything. As punsters, we recommend keeping things as sympol as possible, and we consider T-shirts sympols intelligent policy of our independence. While we all sheepols, why not a shirt that humorously shows that, at least we think like sheep flock, or flocs, otherwise? Or for as long as political parties view us as commodities, why not make fun of them with some smart shirts or shirts commodatees younitee?

Only there are plenty of ways to mock the ultra-serious tone of anger and often poor quality of political debate. I've seen political T-shirts bar-coded red or blue, which intelligently oppose the idea that we are products of political parties with a number of human order. Or the intelligent use of signs and symbols to make some care to oppose a concept idea all the way to let the world know how you feel. Hey, if green shirts, the environment T-shirts, and a billion shirts with slogans commercial messages or stupid (I do not understand is cool), why not a puzzle flocculation different t-shirt, commodatees protest T-shirt, or anything else that gets the message? It's the least he can do as an independent member voting bloc, or FLOC. Of political life and live in a political culture, but no one says you have to be one of the sheep.

Chris Robertson is an author of Majon International, one of the worlds MOST popular internet marketing companies on the web.

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