We were having a discussion today about those T-shirt’s that carried political/ ethical statements. There seems to be so much going on today that is contentious that I would find it difficult to work out what my slogan would be. Yesterday I read that the farms that provide many of our supermarkets with avocados are no respecters of human rights. So today mine would have to feature their workers. I think that I will need lots of new T-shirt’s, a problem in itself.
I don't wear t-shirts with sayings on for general wear, but have loads I wear with my biking gear, and leathers with assorted patches with sayings which could be put into t-shirts. Favourite t-shirt of the collection says "Not to be mistaken for someone who gives a sh*t (the last word having a graphic tear across it), and favourite patch says"I have the right to remain silent, but not the ability". I wore the t-shirt on my last day at work before retiring! Teehee!
I had a T-shirt which stated "I'll be nicer if you give me chocolate!" My own motto when things get tough, "There's always something better round the corner!!"
Many years ago I had one which said, When God Created Man She Was Only Joking. Nowadays I would have one which says, Why Have My Boobs Dropped Below This Slogan.
I have one that says "I voted Remain" in 28 languages. I think I've given away the one that said "Real women sing alto." But in general I don't wear slogans.
Before I retired, all of the teachers and admin. at my school chose sayings to add to their email signatures. I had this one that I'd always liked (by Emerson):
"The only true gift is a portion of thyself"
Also, I'm an admitted snowflake, so I already have t-shirts that say: "Kind People Are My Kind of People", and "You Can't Buy Love, But You Can Rescue It"