Politically-minded punk rock outfit Anti-Flag has always taken a stand when it comes to their opinions on the government and social injustice. Now, the band has printed a limited edition anti-Donald Trump T-shirt in an effort to remind people of what they feel will be an inevitable nightmare if the presidential candidate is indeed elected the next President of the United States.
Anti-Flag's Chris2 shared his thoughts on why the band decided to print this shirt via the band's Facebook page, stating, "Halloween is upon us... What scares you!?!? What scares us is that this guy has a legitimate shot of becoming president! Never sleep again, and pray the nightmare of Donny doesn't become a reality." You can check out his full post below, including an image of the shirt which shows a large picture of Donald Trump's and reads "Anti-Flag Presents: A Nightmare On All Streets."
Halloween is upon us... What scares you!?!? What scares us is that this guy has a legitimate shot of becoming president!...
Posted by Anti Flag on Sunday, October 11, 2015
The item is available for pre-order via Limited Run merchandise in all sizes including XXL, but has been limited to only a certain number of prints. All orders will ship on or before 10/23/15, just in time for Halloween.
Anti-Flag participated in the Occupy Wall Street movement last October, which aimed to give the so-called one percent a voice, by performing a set in New York City's Zuccotti Park. Are their antics all for the fanfare and image or are they truly setting an example for the punk community, fans and artists alike, to follow?
The band is currently on a European tour through the end of November in support of their latest record, American Spring, which is out now via Universal Music.
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