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Just to clarify, we don't align ourselves with Thom's person views and dont follow his twitter. His personal view on society are his views. Just because we chose to work with a friend to earn money (manufacture costs were a 50/50 split) for the team expenses was our choice and try to leave political differences at the door. Well manufactured and not shipped 1000's of miles.
Either he kept his views a secret, in which case you've been duped, or you knew what he was, surely?
I'm going to suggest that you didn't know, but now that you do the question is does that change things?
Proud racism is not a political view, it's not protected as such and it should not be considered to be a valid perspective and therefore treated as such.
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Hi Neil
Do you at least find some irony in the fact you use a Yiddish word for your team (possibly even because someone in your team may be of that heritage, I don't know) and at the same time align yourself with a brand that perpetuates the dangerous and inaccurate trope of Jewish people being involved in a worldwide conspiracy. Or am I reading too much into this picture and caption?
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Just to clarify, we don't align ourselves with Thom's person views and dont follow his twitter. His personal view on society are his views. Just because we chose to work with a friend to earn money (manufacture costs were a 50/50 split) for the team expenses was our choice and try to leave political differences at the door. Well manufactured and not shipped 1000's of miles.