Corruption Hoodies

that club beat is the sound of police brutality

Do you wanna play? Just pay it!

Start a riot. Original characters/design by Dzy. https://www.facebook.com/artbydzynes

The free market is no longer free when assets are not allowed to decline because the Fed is buying them all in order to preserve the wealth of the elite.

Game character fanart

I Believe In Liberty Don't Tread On Anyone Distressed Porcupine - Libertarian Gift

CLASSIFIED Ceres Space Colony Galactic Federation Station SR388 Larva Specimen This has been one of my dream projects, so I’m really stoked I have finally put it in to motion and finished it! I hope you guys enjoy the design as much as I did making it. Scree! Scree! <3

Crooked Press is America's greatest danger... Push Back by exposing this huge problem Buy several for your family and friends

Listen to the penguin

Perfect for any AC-12 member.

A funny Caption on a design with a skeleton wearing Uncle Sam's hat. Behind it is the White House. A great design to voice your frustration with the US government.

Step into the gritty world of Frank Serpico, the iconic cop played by Al Pacino, who dared to expose corruption. This vintage-inspired design pays homage to his unwavering commitment to justice. With its powerful message and classic aesthetic, wear it proudly as a T-shirt and stand against corruption in style.

Glitch Art Portrait: Satellite

Glitch Art Portrait - Sadie Evoke

Broken City -Glitch Art Abstract

Wander

Don't Steal the Government Hates Competition Ron Paul

Greed is an epidemic text t-shirt

The duty of youth is too challenge corruption

Emblem represents America and Freedom. The right to exercise free speech and gather in strength against a corrupt government. The People have spoken. Support our neighbors. 100% American Made.

Policemen = Five-O = Pigs. This derogatory term “pigs” for cops became a street slang around the 60’s by anti-war movements protesting againts the Vietnam War. The first reference to it in the press was on February 18, 1965 in the New York Times in an article describing the signs carried by the anti-war march. The term became widely known worldwide and part of the venacular or slang of American English and remains popular today due to cases of police brutality and corruption of the police force across the globe.

Caricature and design by Henry Drae from "Naipes de TruKo" game

Criminal - Glitch Art Portrait

Stand against injustice with our powerful design, perfect for those who advocate for social change and refuse to accept the status quo.

Tense - Glitch Art Portrait

Bottle Babe

Thread

City Haze - Glitch Art

Too Few Souls - Abstract Glitch Art

Honor America’s most “trustworthy” institution!

corrupt government, oligarch's money in the uk, and where it gets you

I don't believe your STORY!

Eye lazy and staring at you

Taken - Glitch Art Portrait

Miscalculation - Glitch Art Portrait

Damage From Above - Glitch Art Portrait