Peace T-Shirt Clay-dyed t-shirt in 100 percent preshrunk cotton made in the USA. Light green with dark green Chinese peace symbol with the word peace written inside.

"Xzavier Da Grind ""Fight For Peace"" T-Shirt. Xzavier DA GRIND is a clothing company about just that: grinding. Da Grind has already produce more than 50 hip-hop and hardcore inspired designs. We've hand-picked some of their best clothing and we're proud to bring you the best of DA GRIND. This Dark t-shirt has a large design featuring a gothic winged skull in a cathedral round crest with the ""Peace"" logo on the front. The back of the shirt features a large excaliber sword atop the Xzavier crest with the words ""Live for Freedom"" ""Fight For Peace"" in stunning silver leaf print."

Just a little spin off from the handgun image i was working on…mixed with talking about this expression. “words are weapons” the other day. Its kinda a bit existenz meets aliens…creepy like. Anywho, One to raise the awareness that people should watch what they say as it can hurt the feelings of other people. I could have gone the other way and called it shooting off your mouth, but hey…im the peaceful type at heart. ;-) frills, gun, mouth, no, words

Vintage 1960's peace symbol grenade shirt, with a rock and roll vibe... protest all war and rebel through music and clothing, spread the word... only the finest in Ladies T Shirts!

Chinese symbol for peace, with the word peace written inside of the symbol. It's a Chinese peace sign. 55% cotton, 45% hemp. Womens spaghetti strap.

Chinese symbol for peace, with the word 'peace' written inside of the symbol. A Chinese peace sign. Organic clay-dyed.

During the anti-Vietnam war protests protestors placed flowers inside the gun barrels of troops at the Washington Monument. This image transcends all barriers of culture and language - some pictures are worth a thousand words.

Description This Big Lebowski shirt features the words Sobchak Security above a photo of security expert Walter Sobchak. Below the photo is the phrase Peace of Mind.

Piece by Jaco Haasbroek. jaco haasbroek, piece, peace, sign, words, type

In seemingly tough times like these, I like to turn to the lessons of Mohandas Gandhi for some perspective. Gandhi, of course, faced harsh oppression -- the likes of which most of us will never know -- and helped free the Indian people from British rule through nonviolent resistance. Along the way, Gandhi left us a legacy of words to live by. For instance, it was Gandhi who said, "An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind." He also said that "peace is its own reward." And he once proclaimed, "I am prepared to die, but there is no cause for which I am prepared to kill." I believe it was also Gandhi who said, "Relax. Don';t do it. When you want to suck to it. Relax don';t do it. When you want to come." It was one of his more lurid quotations, but it really makes sense when you think about it. Wait, are we sure that was Gandhi? See, this is why we need a fact checker.

Well, well, well. Looks like we got ourselves a card-carrying member of the Hedonist Party! And speaking of party, why aren';t we having one right now? If it feels good, do it -- that';s my philosophy! Let';s start with a few words on Hedonism. Webster';s defines hedonism as the doctrine that pleasure is the sole good in life. The name derives from the Greek word for "delight." The philosopher Democritus is generally credited with-- Oh my God -- snore! What is this, school? We should be eating filet mingon in shorts, or having sex while parasailing or something. This ain';t exactly cuttin'; it for me so I';m out. If anyone needs me, I';ll be on a waterslide at a resort in Jamaica -- not giving a crap about anything outside of my utopian acropolis. Peace!