Wanted: Provocative Button for Thanksgiving

[Tamyrlin79]

Hey, guys... I want/need a provocative button to wear home during Thanksgiving... Something to provoke all the Bush supporters in my family. Basically, I want to wear something that DARES them to say anything, that challenges them to think, something that says clearly gets across the message that Nov. 2 changed nothing, really... Any suggestions?

[NamVetsWeeLass]

1. Nov. 2004, UnElected again

[Bunny]

2. Do you really think that's a good idea? n/t

[Tamyrlin79]

7. I think it is a very good idea. n/t

Family harmony, be damned! (I live three safe hours away anyway... ;) Besides... I'm tired of sitting there listening to their bull. At least maybe with a button I can encourage them not to talk about it around me if they don't want their heads chewed off.

[seafey]

14. Yeah, I think it depends...

If they are pretty polite in the first place (like my Dad's side of the family) and just don't talk about it at all, you shouldn't wear a provocative button. But if they're like my mom's side, and they want to liberal-bash throughout the entire dinner, then a button is a good way to go. But I'd say keep it something that shows LOVE, not anger or hatred. (See my post down below.) Good luck, let us know how it goes. :)

[KurtNYC]

3. Impeach

[ComerPerro]

5. Thats the best bet...

I personally try not to provoke my relatives, though. That's because every last one of them (except my brother and my dad, but my dad won't be there) are Bush supporters. And some are completely brainwashed dittoheads.

Its maddening to try to discuss anything with them.

[tigereye]

15. I think that's the way to go, myself

if you are determined.

the Impeach Bush button, that is.

[proud patriot]

4. "yeah, I'm Liberal ! Want to fight About it ?"

I'll find the link

edit:
here's the link
http://www.cafepress.com/nostamj.11661935

looks like it's only a T-Shirt , but nostamj
has some great buttons too .

[nostamj]

6. how about....

lots more in the store.....

[Atman]

8. I like these...

But then, I'm biased...





Available here

[Verve]

9. Oh! So you want to have some friendly debate, eh? How about

Bev Harris's Black Box Voting motto at blackboxvoting.org:
It's o.k. to say the F word. FRAUD!

[nostamj]

13. here it is....

but, I don't think it's available yet. (and I can't sell it) but I know they plan to, I've already sent the art to their printer.)

[juliagoolia]

10. ;pick one

http://www.cafepress.com/tesibria/421826
http://www.cafepress.com/tesibria/417968
http://www.cafepress.com/nostamj/358193

[candy]

11. Why would you want to spoil a nice family getogether with this stuff?

[seafey]

12. Blessed are the Peacemakers

Or something like that. Something that's not argumentative, shows love, and also shows you're not into Bush, which they most likely know anyway.

[leftchick]

16. My current favorite....

http://www.cafepress.com/fwstickers

[MissMarple]

17. Check out Oliver Willis at

www.oliverwillis.com

Don't overlook the back pages.

The Four Freedoms
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Worship
Freedom from Want
Freedom From Fear

Franklin Delano Roosevelt, from a speech to Congress January, 1941

[morgan2]

18. whatever you do

always refer to Bush as the unelected President, kind of how we refer to Allawi as the unelected Prime Minister of Iraq.

for a pin to provoke people, I'd go with "Hey Hitler was elected too."