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Question Authority | Retro Style

I mean, the shirt explains itself, doesn’t it?

A pretty floral wreath with the phrase 'Question Authority'

This print has been made by Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer. The words 'Question Authority' have been written in lovely text outlined in gold with a beautiful watercolour backing.

The questioning of authority has never been more important than at this time in history. This is how we keep corruption at bay. This is how we start to think for ourselves. Know it. Express it. Wear it!

You know you want this Do Not Question Authority - They Live design. Obey. Buy. No independent thought required. Go back to sleep.

I mean, the shirt explains itself, doesn’t it?

Question Authority

"Raise awareness of The Power Elite by wearing this shirt and protesting the Illuminati's agenda for the New World Order!" - ThePowerElite.com

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DO NOT QUESTION AUTHORITY

Not all the things.

OBEY and DO NOT QUESTION AUTHORITY!

Creative way to express your thoughts on authority figures and how questioning authority figures in leadership can be empowering your independent thinking skills.

Dinosaur - Question Authority

This print has been created by Australian artist and designer Annalee Beer. It reads the phrase 'Question Authority' in lovely pink letters wreathed in flowers

There's something intriguing about the words 'Question Authority' written in pretty gold letters and wreathed in florals.

Retro TV | Do Not Question Authority | Pop Art

If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck, walks like a duck and smells like a duck .. it's a duck .. Question Everything!

Follow the rules!

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Go ahead ask me a question. I’m the question authority. A new spin on a hoary old chestnut. Be sure to buy this once you are done killing your television. Get a question authority slogan poster, shirt or gift today

just aping on a classic look.. get yourself a new shirt, wtf!?

Question everything. Learn something. Answer nothing.

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They Live is one of John Carpenter's most accomplished film. A critique on the decline of spiritual values and the rise of consumerism within modern society which is more actual than ever.

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Critical thinking

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Don't accept anything at face value. Are there forces at work with nefarious purposes? Can you trust anything you see? Maybe. But maybe not.

It’s as easy as recycling!

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vandalism on found art [i don't know who did the original landscape]