Black Buzzard Shirt Update


Sorry about the delay we had some quality control issues... the black shirts start shipping today. If you want one they are $20.00 plus priority shipping use store to checkout .... jimmy.dickens@hotmail.com

4 comments:

  1. I am curious as to why you have the German Nazi "SS" symbol on the buzzard's helmet, and on other images related to your blog?

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  2. Mostros the reason is simple.There is no reason.It looked cool on the design so I left it.I am pretty sure that "most" people who are into bikes & the culture these days know that the Nazi symbols like the warbird,swastika and the SS does not carry the same meaning now as it did then... unless you are very clear about waht you want it to mean. This is not the case.It's an old buzzard with a war helmet on...maybe he took it from a dead nazi??These symbols have many uses and meanings in different cultures.Here are a few:
    Archaeological record
    Historical use in the East
    Hinduism
    Buddhism
    Jainism
    Other Asian traditions
    Historical use in the West
    Classical Antiquity
    Pre-Christian Europe and folk culture
    Baltic
    Celtic
    Finnish Germanic
    Sami
    Slavic
    Medieval and Early Modern Europe
    Native American traditions
    Western use in the early 20th century

    Post-WWII stigmatization in Western countries
    European Union

    Finland
    Hungary
    Poland
    Iceland
    Ireland
    Brazil
    United States
    Satirical use
    Controversy over Asian products
    Contemporary use in Asia
    Mongolia
    Japan
    Indian Subcontinent
    Taiwan
    Tajikistan New religious movements
    Theosophical Society
    Raƫlian Movement
    Ananda Marga
    Falun Gong
    Neopaganism
    Thank you for your concerns.I hope I did not offend you.

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  3. Thank you for the thorough explanation. Since I ordered a t-shirt, I just wanted to be sure that my efforts weren't supporting intolerance. I was inclined to think that the graphic symbol was just for aesthetic reasons and not as a symbol of oppression... however one can easily understand if someone were to think the latter. Happy building/riding. I continue to enjoy your blog.

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  4. Any chance I can get one of these with the buzzard on the front?

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