Dc Sandwich Pins and Buttons
DC Sandwich Thrower, Anti Ice, Resist , I Dissent Sandwich Man Pin
by katie'sprints
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Creative Washington DC flag made with sub sandwiches, perfect for locals, foodies, and anyone who loves the city’s culture. A fun and unique way to show DC pride, makes a great casual wear outfit or gift idea for friends and family who enjoy food-inspired designs.
DC Flag Sub Sandwich Washington DC Food Pride Local Culture Gift Pin
by Harry karson
$2.75 $3.25
Sandwich Guy Shirt Resist DC Sandwich Thrower Battle for DC Pin
by Cozy Critter
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Deli Sub Sandwich: Deli Sandwich Weapon Free DC — A towering deli sub stands defiant beneath the word “RESIST”—a satirical altar to truth in an era of distortion. In a nation where ICE sidesteps due process and Trump-era corruption metastasizes, this sandwich becomes a symbol of everyday rebellion. It mocks the sanitized narratives fed by corporate media, reminding us that even comfort food can carry critique. Weapon-free, yes—but not message-free. Beware the polished lie dressed as news; even a sandwich knows when something smells off.
Statue of Liberty Salami Sandwich Guy Stand for Freedom Pin
by katie'sprints
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Deli Sub Sandwich: Deli Sandwich Weapon Free DC — A deli sub weapon, stuffed with processed truths and corporate cheese, sits like a Trojan horse of comfort food. But beneath its crisp lettuce and patriotic packaging lies a warning: in a nation where ICE bypasses due process and the Grifter-in-Chief rewrites reality, even a sandwich can be weaponized by media spin. This isn’t lunch—it’s a metaphor. Digest with caution. The real hunger is for truth, and it won’t be found in the headlines or the hoagie.
Description: No Ice: Sandwich Guy, Deli Sandwich Weapon Free DC — Frozen in a block of ice, the defiant figure—armed not with a weapon but with a harmless symbol—captures the chilling reality of America today: truth itself is being locked away. As ICE violates due process and Trump, the grifter-in-chief, twists law into authoritarian tools, corporate media buries accountability beneath spectacle and distraction. This image warns that misinformation isn’t passive—it’s weaponized. Lies serve power, while the public, numbed and misled, risks mistaking propaganda for truth. The real fight is thawing out justice before it’s too late.
