Patriotwears.com Website Review

May 3, 2017 at 9:51 pm Comments disabled GOD BLESS THE USA To view this video please enable Ja*aScript, and The old expression says it well, a picture is indeed worth a thousand words and with this in mind we have posted lots of pictures on the site which we hope youll agree supports our opinion; that our shirts not only look good but also says your a patriot that gave part of your life in service to your country. So if you served, its something you deserve to wear.  But much more important they feel good. Now that may sound like some meaningless advertising BS, but actually, to us its quite meaningful. Unlike other shirts some wear that feature sports teams, restaurant or bars, celebrities or even a communist thug in the case of Che; our shirts are made for those who didnt sit on a seat at a stadium, in front of a TV or on a bar stool, but rather for those who sacrificed a part of their lives in service to their country and the protection of its citizens. So when we say our shirts feel good, we mean that you should feel a great amount of feel-good pride in knowing that you did what very few people in our country have done and thats served in our armed forces. To illustrate how significant that is, less than 7 percent of our population alive today has ever served and probable that percentage will be under 5 percent in a very few years. In addition, Its interesting to note, that currently, only 0.4 percent of our population is a member of any of our armed services and that number And lets not forget what most have, our Cold War vets who over 46 years protected and prevented not only the U.S. but the free world from being attacked and if not totally obliterated at the very least severely damaged. Those are what I like to call Cold War Warriors were there for us night and day watching to make sure ever threat to the free world was not only detected but would also be countered and the attackers and their country of origin annihilated. These dedicated individuals from each of our services make up less than 2 percent of