Hi Jow Forums. I collect football shirts sometimes and I'm considering purchasing a USSR kit cause it's a nice novelty item and I really like the aesthetic. But would it be too edgy for me to wear it in public? Would people get offended? Like if I ran into a Lithuanian or something while wearing it would they try to fight me?
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Eli Morris
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Brody Jackson
They are illegal in europe.
Jose Cook
They're not in the UK
Chase Reyes
In Ukraine it would be edgy and dangerous, because our youth (and even many older people) has some anti-commie sentiments now.
David Cruz
This would be comparable to wearing this
Benjamin Young
I thought many balts wear this
Landon Bell
I remember some guy I know was denied entry into Lithuania because he had soviet naval flag on his license plate
Nathaniel Cruz
Only in some Eastern European countries. We don’t deny our socialist heritage. In fact, two communist party leaders (Dubček and Husák) made it to the list of top ten greatest Slovaks.
Nathan Green
But is it really a political statement? If I wear a modern Russian football kit, that doesn't mean I am supporting Putin
Owen King
If you aren't blue then you are cringe
Lucas Lee
If you’re blue then you’re an Eastern EU shithole with inferiority complex.
Levi Cox
It does
Benjamin Hall
In Baltics people can report you to police if you have Russian flag on your car or something like this.
Xavier Phillips
Idiot
Cameron Robinson
This pretty much
They couldn't overcome their saltiness
Josiah Smith
From my experience Poland rarely enforce this law. Especially in Eastern Poland. But in Warsaw or Western Poland you can get into trouble.
Jackson Edwards
>If I wear a modern Russian football kit, that doesn't mean I am supporting Putin
Noone will investigate it. It is just "self - non self" pattern. So, if you like to wear football shirts, just wear a shirt of your country (may be dangerous too, depends on politics) or of country of host.
Christopher Phillips
what these country gonna do when chinese officials visit?
the communist symbol is every where
Christian Perry
okay buffer state
Hudson Campbell
Oh no hammer and sickle is triggering me. Muh microaggression.
Butthurt belt is no different than snowflake SJW
Logan Howard
>Cyrillic is aesthetic
this is the most slavaboo thing I have ever seen
Angel Hughes
if you think thats bad check out Gosha Rubchinskiy, these motherfuckers make MILLIONS of dollars selling "slav" looking clothes to western suckers
Bentley Nguyen
They arrest them edition.cnn.com
Jack Price
If it was an icehockey shirt you would just look like a hipster boomer socialist here.
Dominic Hall
I think so and I'm not a slavaboo at all
Josiah Cox
it would be fine here mate.
no one would even know what cccp stands for.
Noah Foster
imagine being a moron and paying 400$ for this
Cameron Torres
honestly my own handwriting comes out a lot nicer in cyrillic than in latin.
its easier to do cursvie.
Jason Clark
Jesus christ...
Isaac Thomas
lmao
Jordan Garcia
Mhmm all those red Lithuanian buttocks
Julian Reyes
the butthurt belt strikes again
Hudson Morgan
Man, I would love one too. From what year is that shirt though? I'd like either this one or a replica from the 60s. Also do you have the hungarian shirt from the 1954 WC?
Liam Bell
This. People here, at least younger ones, would probably think that CCCP is some rock group they never heard of.
Connor Carter
the cccp kit is not a symbol retards jesus christ i hate you all so fucking much
Jackson Barnes
Cool kids wear Yugoslavia gear
Chase Morales
I miss Yugoslavia. It meant I understood that area of the map and didn't have to bother learning a bunch of micro states, which one is Muslim, which one is Christian and which one is like weird Greek/African hybrids.
Nathaniel White
My boomer dad fixed this problem by still talking about Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, even while on holiday there.
Ryder Young
From what year is that shirt? Also is that the home or away shirt?
Caleb Martinez
>if I wear the symbol of a brutal oppressive regime that ruined half of Europe and killed tens of millions will it offend anybody
no, it'll be fine!
Hunter Stewart
>From my experience Poland rarely enforce this law.
Because hammer and sickle is not a banned symbol you fucking retards
Easton Cook
I doubt anyone would dare to give you shit for it in the UK. Well, nobody who's sober.