Misinformation Mugs

Description: The First Thing A Cult Does Is Claim Everyone Else Is Lying To You

Description: A bold statement against ignorance and misinformation, this design features a red cap crossed out with the phrase "Make America Smart Again." Perfect for those who value intelligence, progress, and critical thinking. Great for protests, rallies, debates, and casual wear. A strong and witty choice for individuals who stand against divisive politics and advocate for reason and knowledge.

Description: This Ministry of Truth and Disinformation Board graphic is a Satirical look at our present conversation concerning free speech. Whether you’re a Democrat, Progressive, Republican, or Conservative, it’s all great until you hear something you don’t value.

Description: Stop The Spread Of Misinformation - Keep Your Parents Off Of Facebook

Description: This is the official shirt for the 2026 SkeptiCal Conference. Design by Kernan Coleman.

Description: Three cats gather in front of a vintage computer, suspiciously watching a pixelated map of the world. This design playfully questions the source of misinformation — with paws on the keyboard. Ideal for cat lovers, internet culture fans, and meme enthusiasts with a retro soul.

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Description: Piggy Bank: Political Greed When Democracy Pays the Bill — GRIFTER BANK is a powerful political cartoon and satirical image, depicting a greedy, pink piggy bank overflowing with US cash, emblazoned with the words "GRIFTER BANK." This stark illustration symbolizes political corruption, self-dealing, and the siphoning of public funds by a polarizing world leader and their loyalists, especially those who undermine democracy and the rule of law. It's a visual commentary on the personal enrichment and unethical practices that threaten the integrity of government. The image is highly relevant to current events surrounding government ethics, kleptocracy, and the risks when political power is used to line personal pockets.

Description: No Kings: No Faux King — In defiant, unwavering typography, the graphic design asserts: “IN AMERICA, TODAY IS NO KINGS DAY. TOMORROW WILL BE NO KINGS DAY. EVERY DAY IS NO KINGS DAY. NO KINGS EVER!" The words strike like a rallying cry against unchecked power—an unbroken resistance to authoritarianism in a nation founded on rejection of monarchy. Amid growing outrage over the $45 million spectacle of one man's self-aggrandizing parade, the design amplifies the frustration of millions who flooded the streets in protest. This isn't just a slogan—it's a declaration that America stands for accountability, not coronation.

Description: A cheeky message of unity that will appeal to Sasquatch fans of all political stripes.

Description: Trust science: not all opinions are the same

Description: Vaccines: Vaccines Cause Adults — Bold and satirical, “Vaccines Cause Adults” flips anti-vaccine rhetoric on its head with scientific truth: vaccines protect children from deadly diseases, enabling them to grow into healthy adults. This distressed-style slogan underscores decades of global public health success—eradicating polio, reducing measles deaths, and safeguarding communities through herd immunity. It’s not just a punchline—it’s a rallying cry for science, survival, and civic responsibility in the face of misinformation

Description: Science Saves Lives

Description: Make a bold statement at any science rally with this impactful design that champions evidence-based medicine.

Description: Trust No One - Believe Nothing - This is misinformation era !

Description: Vaccines: Vaccines Cause Adults — Bold and satirical, “Vaccines Cause Adults” flips anti-vaccine rhetoric on its head with scientific truth: vaccines protect children from deadly diseases, enabling them to grow into healthy adults. This distressed-style slogan underscores decades of global public health success—eradicating polio, reducing measles deaths, and safeguarding communities through herd immunity. It’s not just a punchline—it’s a rallying cry for science, survival, and civic responsibility in the face of misinformation

Description: Challenge misinformation and celebrate the value of scientific inquiry with this eye-catching design. "Science Is Not A Liberal Conspiracy" sends a powerful message about the importance of science in society, making it an essential piece for anyone passionate about truth and knowledge.

Description: i spread missing information design

Description: There actually is something called reality. Use your brain and be a literate consumer of the media. Don’t be a victim of disinformation.

Description: Truth: True Lies — “Truth: True Lies” captures America’s descent into authoritarian hypocrisy—a haunting vision where truth is silenced beneath patriotic theater and political decay. The monk’s confrontation with the human-faced tree symbolizes the moral reckoning of a nation where justice is gnarled, history scarred, and truth surveilled. Lies take root as propaganda, while truth stands stripped, defiant, and alone against the machinery of power and deception.

Description: i spread missing information design

Description: "It must be true, I read it on the internet" slogan

Description: The Grifter: End the Grift November Fifth — A bold political graphic design featuring Donald Trump's silhouette walking dejectedly, his reflection below hinting at guilt or shame. The design calls for voters to end the deceit and corruption linked to a political figure accused of grifting—exploiting power for personal gain. November Fifth, Election Day, is framed as the pivotal moment to reject these manipulations. The word "grift" highlights dishonesty, where lies and misinformation are used for profit. The reflection symbolizes a reckoning, urging accountability and a vote against ongoing exploitation.

Description: Combat misinformation and stand up for the truth with this powerful statement of what's important. Facts matter. Opinions don't.

Description: When Redbubble acted on specious reasoning using DMCA to takedown a nice caricature design of former President Ronald Reagan, I came up with this Frankenstein cartoon which happened to coincide with the Trump administration's revisionist history lie that the Republican icon loved tariffs. He was anything but protectionist. This design is a protest against Trump, and the claimant who had my nice design of Reagan removed from Redbubble: The Ronald Reagan Institute and Foundation

Description: Not everything is a grand conspiracy—sometimes, it’s just a lack of understanding. "Everything Is a Conspiracy Theory When You Don’t Understand How Anything Works" is the perfect design for skeptics, critical thinkers, and those who enjoy a bit of sarcasm. A witty way to call out misinformation and remind people to think before they believe.