I don't want to be a walking advertisement. But when the Marmalade Mussolini was elected president, I needed to resist. Two friends knitted me pink pussy hats for the Women's March.

At the 2018 Election Night Party, I got the "Best T-Shirt" award from Democrats.

These clothing choices let me know who to avoid. Someone with an I heart Jesus shirt is probably okay, but the xtian wearing a shirt that has Infidel like a name tag on the front of the tshirt, and a full blazing picture on the back, of a cross with the American flag and soldiers lying on the ground drawing aim, coupled with the statement, "If you don't like what we stand for, I'll help you pack." This is the person I need to not engage with, and I silently thank them for displaying their narrow minded hatred for all to see.

We should all express our opinions, beliefs or non-beliefs as freely as we wish and, in my opinion, IF the t-shirt I'm wearing gets 'in your face' then that IS your problem, NOT mine.
I usually alternate between wearing my Agnostic.com t-shirt and my other favourite " My Darwin Shark ate your Jesus fish" at every opportunity.

I own it. Let these people know we're here. Even in these little christian towns.

You get a real nice pen, too!

It's fine, whatever. But I was told to never go full atheist, and there is a reason why.

Views such as the ones on this site can cost people their money, jobs, clients or worse. If you don't care about that, more power and full support!

Well, people tend to believe they are righteous when they are not perfect at all and many times don't even practice what they preach. So, if people want to show how religious they are, they have to be ready for people also show that they believe the opposite. It goes both ways.

I don't give a flip what someone else thinks of my shirts or my beliefs

I live in a small town in rural Oregon. We only have one Pharmacy, Rogue River Guns & Drugs. Check out the web site. What more can you need? [gunsanddrugsclothing.com]

I wear my agnostic tee with pride. Along with my Human Rights Campaign ‘equality’ baseball cap. Most don’t get either of those, but once in awhile, I’ll get a compliment on either or both.
I also get free prayers that I’ll see the light and accept the blood of Jesus...but that’s ok too. As long as people are polite, I’ll talk to them about what I believe, and why. I’m very, very, VERY stubborn, so I can outlast them.
On my car I have a sticker that proclaims: READ A FUCKING BOOK. Only once have I received a comment on that, and its meaning was clearly lost on the yahoo who said “a fucking book is the best kind, ain’t it?”

We live in a diverse and pluralistic society. I see people wearing crucifixes and clothes with Latin crosses, etc. every where. I sometimes wear my Atheist Community of San Jose T-shirt. We need to show people that we exist and that we are normal, decent human beings. Congrats on getting a T-shirt! What I don't like to see is a T-shirt with the F-word on it.

I'm not big on words on the front or back of my shirts and I am opposed to the religious wanting to know what flavor I like. When I moved into this apartment complex several wanted to know what church I attended. None and you do realize 'god' had nothing to do with religion right? Man cooked that scam up all on his own and it's been one damn thing after another, sorta like the crips and the bloods. This is actually my response to their query and then they leave me alone.

I am all for more atheist proclamations all around us. We have to get more assertive, bold and aggressive with fighting the stupidity of religion and the imposition of horrfic things on us. Civil aggression is a mild thing we can do against the faiths spread with swords and crusades for 2,000 years.

People should be allowed to express whatever they want to express, and in the case of religion, will express their views through religious uniform if not for t shirts. We can only hope that society moves towards upholding rational beliefs that are humanistic in their approach.

jesus shirts are like team jerseys here in the bb. i hardly even notice. i wore the agnostic t out a few times. i think it kinda scares folks.

Just one of the reasons I love wearing my godless heathen, agnostic, etc, shirts in this area. The shock value is astounding.
I think the religious are trying to suck us all in.

I live in the famous, small, semi-rural town of Covington, Georgia. My well known Atheism has never been a problem of any sort. I think they are more concerned with my being a "God damn NY Yankee".

First, I don't know how you survived the culture shock of moving from NY to MO.
Second, applause!
Third, I live in the Ozarks where proclaiming your faith is normalcy whilst proclaiming your disbelief is still considered heresy. One must tread lightly prior to coming out of the confessional.

Wear it well.

When I was still living as Catholic, I went to church early on a Ash Wednesday. Then I went to a job interview but forgot the symbol in my forefront was on display. Guess what? The interviewer told me he was Jewish (of course), but he had no problem with other people's beliefs as long as they were good workers; anyway, I did not get a call back. Be sure to wear your T-shirt wisely.

Many, many moons ago, my girlfriend and I dropped a bit of acid, went to the NSW art gallery, and on a whim decided to go on a public tour of St Mary's Cathedral in central Sydney. It's a magnificent neo-gothic sandstone edifice, and the afternoon sunlight slanting through the stained glass was rather magical.
We had a lovely time, and profusely thanked the nun who lead the tour afterwards. Got quite a weird vibe from her though, and a funny tension from the other people on the tour. Chalked it up to us being pretty wasted, until we got outside when Janey started laughing her arse off and pointing at me.
Then the penny dropped. I was wearing a Suicidal Tendencies 'Possessed to Skate' shirt, compete with skull, goats head and pentagram, and she was wearing a shirt emblazoned with HR Giger's 'Crucifixion'.

Those t-shirts are mild compared to the ones I have seen abortion Abolitionist wear when protesting at clinics. Well, harassing women at clinics Is the accurate description

I suppose there can be some usefulness in advertising that you don't abide by common moral values...
(though I'm afraid most don't understand the word agnostic)...

Mine never came. I hope it still does.

If anyone wants to believe then believe, however don't force your believes on anyone else.