Brexit Remain Baseball T-Shirts

Safe Inspired by the #SafetyPin Twitter campaign. A simple way to show solidarity with Britain’s immigrant/migrant communities. Following a rise of hate crimes in the UK the safety pin is now being used by many people to show they are “a safe person to sit next to on a bus, walk next to on a street, even have a conversation with” Wearing an empty safety pin is a badge to symbolise solidarity against racism – and it lets any potential targets know that the wearer is a friendly face.

So I think its pretty clear which one of the two is dumber

Vintage Flag of the European Union - Europe - EU Official Flag

I Voted 2020 Design by Mako design for U !

48% Love EU

If you are anti boris anti-brexit and love cats, this is the perfect anti Boris Johnson cat lovers design for you!! Features novelty graphic stating anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-boris pro cats! Makes a great gift for anybody who is anti boris, pro remain, anti-brexit!

For Europeans stuck in Brexit Britain.

Stiff upper lip old chap, Brexit is coming and it’s going to be fine. Theresa told me!

For Europeans stuck in Brexit Britain.

This Brexit frustration design with text in Union Jack and EU flag colours saying Cheerio, Goodbye, Auf Wiedersehen and Adieu to the European Union with buffering icon is perfect for Brexiteers frustrated at delay in leaving the EU and angry at British Parliament's dithering. This controversial artwork will also appeal to Remainers and those opposed to a hard Brexit who are happy to delay Britain's exit from the EU without agreement with Europe. #septcho19 septcho19

We are not amused!

Bumpkin.

If you are anti boris anti-brexit and love dogs, this is the perfect anti Boris Johnson dog lovers design for you!! Features novelty graphic stating anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-boris pro dogs! Makes a great gift for anybody who is anti boris, pro remain, anti-brexit!

Safe Inspired by the #SafetyPin Twitter campaign. A simple way to show solidarity with Britain’s immigrant/migrant communities. Following a rise of hate crimes in the UK the safety pin is now being used by many people to show they are “a safe person to sit next to on a bus, walk next to on a street, even have a conversation with” Wearing an empty safety pin is a badge to symbolise solidarity against racism – and it lets any potential targets know that the wearer is a friendly face.