verymaybe

I'm not a libertarian, but it seems that the concept of your personal freedom is at odds with the idea that you must dutifuly print everything your community votes for. You still have agency. Freedom of speech doesn't mean you have do whatever people tell you. If people want hate shirts, let them print them themselves.

I'm just saying: If the day ever comes where you have to decide whether or not to print shirt that's truly hateful, and you choose to do it you won't be hide behind the "community". You may look at yourself and try to say "I'm not a shitty person. The people that voted for this are shitty.", but it wouldn't be true to me if I met you. And I suspect down the line it wouldn't be true for you either. It's not the kind of thing you can take back.

Dude. You should rethink that stance. The fact that people on the internet voted for it doesn't absolve you. At the end of the day, you'd still be a guy who choses to print and sell hate.