Just wanted to let you know I killed my hard drive and so I'm having to reconstruct the blog. I'll have it back to form soon.

On 6/22/05 7:49 AM UTC, AnntiChrist Coulter wrote:

I have written (from the above e-mail address) to your company twice in the past two days, asking why you would allow such vile crap as the "I (heart) Gitmo!" shop to exist.

I have not received even so much as a form letter in response.

Your company has censored the "Jesus' General" shop (and yet he still continues to use this company, something which I will never understand) over the Rick Santorum spoof propaganda poster, calling it "hate speech," yet you continue to allow and promote a shop that praises and promotes the TORTURE OF PRISONERS OF WAR. Your company obviously feels allied with an administration that considers war crimes and the Geneva Convention to be "quaint," as in, IRRELEVANT.

Can someone address this hypocritical stance, or will you continue to ignore my queries?

The response from Cafe Press:

From: ipcut@cafepress.com
Reply-To: ipcut@cafepress.com
To: XXX@XXX.XXX
Subject: Re: Re: CafePress Support Inquiry:[00064707] ~374213
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 11:43:38 -0700 (PDT)

Hello,

Thank you for bringing this shop to our attention.

We understand that content uploaded to CafePress.com by users of the service may sometimes be found to be offensive. However, we have reviewed the content of this store, and we feel the design in question is a politically motivated satirical opinion based on current events in the media, and not one which is based on hate.

We understand that others may not share the same views with user's of the CafePress.com service, and we appreciate feedback from our community on any of the content found throughout our service.

Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.

Sincerely,

Michael M.
Content Usage Associate
CafePress.com
cup@cafepress.com

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