In the US? I don't think this shirt would violate any law or get you arrested. There was that guy with the "I eat ass" bumper sticker that got arrested for profanity but the state attorney dropped it because it probably is protected free speech.

I think it just means that there is a missing bullet (maybe never fired).

Obviously a reference to Delay, Deny, Defend, a common practice of insurance companies to maximize profit. The excerise is left to the reader to decide what "Depose" means.

"Three fired cartridge cases alongside three unfired cartridges were found at the scene. The words "delay", "deny", and "depose" were written on the cases. "Depose" was inscribed on a casing from a round fired into Thompson, while "delay" was marked on an unfired cartridge ejected as the shooter racked the pistol, possibly to clear a jam or intentionally discard the live round."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Brian_Thompson

https://www.punkwithacamera.com/ is a small screen printer selling them.

Or wear it to your claim rejection review meeting maybe?

You are supposed to wear it, not eat it. Dummy.

Bad bait

I'll take five.

In the absence of justice, people will settle for vengeance. We are well past morality determining outcomes.

It is art

It’s clear these words were intended for just this. An inciting, revolutionary logo to be printed and repeated.

Even Live. Laugh. Love. took off everywhere and that was a ridiculously cringy eyeroll piece of decor, bumper sticker, and tattoo. But it was catchy.

This guy is playing off of several “catchy” factors well beyond writing it on his brass. He means it to be emblazoned on everything.

So no, I’m not surprised someone broke out their Cricut and made this. He may have even made his own, given the intentionality here. There’s probably spray paint out there on walls already too.

It’s like he authored a book or video game scene and then carried out the role of the main themselves. I’d be surprised if this guy wasn’t heavy into screens and books escapism, and writing.