The Deal Socks
Description: The earth does not belong to us. We belong to the earth. We must be good stewards of the earth. Climate change is happening and we need to make changes in our lives to combat our impact on the planet. If everyone made an effort to reduce carbon emissions we could get the planet back on track to healing. Here are 8 ways you can help: Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Your Food. Reduce your Meat Consumption. Buy From Local Farms or Start Your Own. Compost your Natural Waste. Change Your Mode of Transportation. Cut Down On Single-Use Plastics and Microplastics. Stop Buying Fast Fashion. Volunteer and Educate Yourself.
Description: My husband has been telling me for months that my Force is Within art looks like AOC and it sure does fit with her iconic red lips 👄 and the GREEN NEW DEAL. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez is becoming one of my favorite political heroes. She is synonymous with the Green New Deal. I for one am very grateful that she is out there fighting for all of us by trying to protect the planet and promoting creating more jobs in sustainable energy and moving off of fossil fuels. Climate Change is an existential crisis and she is facing it head on. This is to honor and support her fight. 🌎 🙏🏼♥️
"It Takes A Great Deal Of Courage To See The World In All Its Tainted Glory And Still Love It" Oscar Wilde Literary Quote Socks
by Tabby & Tom Shirt Co.
$20
Description: THE OTHER IRAN DEAL WAS BETTER THAN HIS (Dark Version) The other Iran deal was better than his. Simple. Factual. Infuriating. This distressed letterpress typography design says what a lot of people are thinking about the current administration’s approach to Iran nuclear negotiations. Bold civic commentary for anyone paying attention to foreign policy, international diplomacy, and the slow erosion of deals that actually worked. Wear the comparison. Original protest typography from Puff Sumo — where civic humor meets heavyweight design. For the politically awake, the historically literate, and everyone watching the news in disbelief.
Description: Michel Foucault quote: The new governmental reason does not deal with what I would call the things in themselves of governmentality, such as individuals, things, wealth, and land. It no longer deals with these things in themselves. It deals with the phenomena of politics, that is to say, interests, which precisely constitute politics and its stakes; it deals with interests, or that respect in which a given individual, thing, wealth, and so on interests other individuals or the collective body of individuals. ... In the new regime, government is basically no longer to be exercised over subjects and other things subjected through these subjects. Government is now to be exercised over what we could call the phenomenal republic of interests...
Description: THE REAL IRAN DEAL WAS BETTER THAN THIS (Dark Version) The real Iran deal was better than this. Not a opinion — a foreign policy fact. This distressed letterpress typography design delivers the comparison in four words that hit like a verdict. Bold civic commentary from Puff Sumo for everyone watching America’s nuclear diplomacy get dismantled in real time. The JCPOA had international inspectors, verified timelines, and multilateral backing. This one has chaos, capitulation, and a press conference. Wear the frustration. Wear the historical record. Heavyweight protest typography for the politically awake, the historically literate, and everyone paying attention.
Description: THE LAST IRAN DEAL WAS BETTER THAN THIS (Dark Version) The last Iran deal was better than this. Four words that land like a history lesson and an indictment at the same time. This distressed letterpress typography design captures the exhausted disbelief of watching competent diplomacy get torched for spectacle. Bold civic commentary from Puff Sumo for everyone who remembers when American foreign policy had allies, inspectors, and a framework that actually held. The last deal worked. This one is chaos dressed as negotiation. Heavyweight protest typography for the politically awake, the historically literate, and everyone still paying attention to what we threw away.
