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3/9/2017 9:36:30 PM
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[quote]It's being planned by the same people who organized the woman's march[/quote]
What merchandise are they going to cash in on this time? Of course there won't need to be a cohesive message so long as enough idiots buy a shirt, right?
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They weren't selling anything at the march I went too.
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Editado por CarneAsadaMilk: 3/9/2017 10:08:54 PMRemember the stupid hats? $25 a pop from most people selling them. That's a nice ROI for a pretty generic and crappy arts and crafts project. Not to mention street vendors selling slogan t-shirts all over the place. Of course they people have an official merch store on their website, which I won't link just to make sure I don't break CoC for solicitation.
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Most people at my March said they made their own. And, it's not a required thing to buy merch.
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It's not required, sure, but drumming up a huge event and tying official swag to it is a great way to move a product.
