Devils denim ?.. :(

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Hmmm…or maybe they will think St. Peter when they see this. First thing that jumps out at me is 1) The logo is in English & 2) $50 IS NOT CHEAP!!!
 
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Hmmm…or maybe they will think St. Peter when they see this. First thing that jumps out at me is 1) The logo is in English & 2) $50 IS NOT CHEAP!!!
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My thought exactly. “…[T]rendy tight fit and low price…(about $50)”

If I ever pay $50 for jeans, they’d better come with pockets full of change. :eek:

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It’s just childish. There are more important things to worry about than clothing labels, IMHO.
 
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My thought exactly. “…[T]rendy tight fit and low price…(about $50)”

If I ever pay $50 for jeans, they’d better come with pockets full of change. :eek:

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OOOOH! OR, how about a scratch off lottery ticket? I’d possibly pay for a pair of $50 jeans if I could win more money…yeah, THAT would be a good way to sell one’s product…
 
So is it now okay to start producing jeans with swastika logos on the back? You know, to get young people to start questioning the Jewish religion and open up thought-provoking conversation? And furthermore, did you ever notice how very profitable rebellion is?
 
The jeans’ makers say it’s more of a joke, but the logo’s designer said there’s a deeper message.

“It is an active statement against Christianity,” Bjorn Atldax told The Associated Press. “I’m not a Satanist myself, but I have a great dislike for organized religion.”

Atldax insists he has a purpose beyond selling denim: to make young people question Christianity, which he called a “force of evil” that had sparked wars throughout history.

hmmm. interesting. I wonder if it’s possible to not be a satanist and still be doing his work with a smile on your face and pockets full of money. sure sounds like a devil worshiper to me.
 
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