The 'I'm Offended by This' Chronicles Continues

*looks at title* I managed to fit that?  Anyway, moving on!

First, we had offensive Halloween Costumes...
Then, we got the Red Starbucks Cups...
Now, we have this: www.msn.com/en-us/money/compan…

You know, I could see if the shirt said something else that was actually offensive, but if an OCD person is not offended, then anyone that isn't needs to put out that fire on their asses and take a chill pill.  Hell I may not have full blown OCD myself, but it's there, though it's so minor it's not even on the radar yet, and I ain't offended.  I even encounter similar shirts and find nothing wrong with it; I get a chuckle out of it.  Plus, there are WORSE shirts/sweaters/pants out there, but people wanna focus on this, and I don't see it as "making fun of the actual disorder".  Now if every OCD person found it offensive, well okay, pull it from the shelves.  If it said something even worse, okay, pull it.  But it's not doing anything.

And you know what?  When you think about it, this is actually true.  Once the holidays come around, mostly right after Halloween, a good majority of us go absolutely insane looking for the best X-mas gift (or other holiday gift), the best deals, aim for Black Friday, wait in lines for days on end (even going so far a to IGNORE CONTRACTIONS for that precious gaming console), and even go so far as to RUN OVER PEOPLE just to get in the store for that one perfect item.  Seriously, people don't care, they'll stampede over others, it's bad.  ...That got dark, but it's true.  Point is, we do go insane around the holidays.  It's like a yearly OCD that takes over all of us and pushes us to get everything as early as possible, and possibly get out there for a last minute thing too.

So yeah, my point is, I don't find anything offensive.  Heck, I take most jokes like that pretty well, mostly 'cause it's true.  But yeah, we got more pressing matters to worry about; a silly sweater is not one of them.  Now I wanna get the sweater out of spite XD