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It could be like that, someone trying to “raise awareness of the Nikocado Mukbang Calling Shirt (watermarked) What’s more,I will buy this hate LGBT people face” by creating false flag incidents. It really doesn’t help when people do that stuff. Yeah, I remember, that’s why the guy’s bullshit didn’t help. It gave ammo to people claiming the smashings were staged. TMZ is usually on point when it comes to newsworthy incidents (I’m sure their legal team is robust) but…I am going to wait on this you know what, we wouldn’t be in a place where it seemed credible that someone would call in a bomb threat to a target over some fucking rainbow shirts… but here we are. The man sent an email to a news station in Cleveland saying he put bombs in five Target locations, including one in Monaca, due to the retailer’s decision to pull Pride Month merchandise after some employees were threatened and displays were knocked over. That said, I wouldn’t put it past them to pull a false bomb threat just to stir up anger against the opposition. Yeah, that is what happened. The letter writer pretended to be left wing, but if you look at the letter you can tell it is very… suspiciously worded. I don’t see what’s so suspicious about the wording though. I’m having a hard time believing it’s legitimately from someone pro-LGBT rights, but I’m not getting that from the wording alone. To me, it reads as a rote repetition of stock phrasing and not an actual series of thoughts. Like if you asked an AI based in another nation to tell you what a left wing American might say, instead of an actual left-wing person having genuine emotions. It might as well be signed “Sincerely, Insert LGBTQ Character Name Here.” It also manages to downplay conservative violent threats to make it seem like less than it was (protest/vandalize, when actually cashiers were threatened and harassed, plus threats against those who spoke up).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.