The DOT is trying to end the life of the MLFHNTR. Clearly, this is just not acceptable. If you feel the same way, which everyone should, then take 30 seconds out of your life please and stand for what you believe in.
The DOT bureaucrats thought they could scrap the MLFHNTR in total silence but this momentum proves they are wrong. Their arrogance is crumbling because we are finally forcing them to pay attention to our demands.
Reached 100 supporters
December 10, 2016
71 Comments
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Leeann Johnson
9 years ago
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It is based off of Marvel Comics. It was approved by the DOT and it is not offensive. I am his Mother and I approve.
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Shelby Fisher
9 years ago
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Oh, come on. The only people who would realize what it means at first glance, usually, have a great sense of humor. Freedom of acronyms!
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Kelley Ritter
9 years ago
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I believe it says "MLF", not "MILF". Totally different phrase and meaning. Some folks need to broaden their vocabulary and get their easily offended heads out of the gutter.
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Blake
9 years ago
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Why would you ban My Love For Hunters from being a license plate. Doesn't make sense to me why you'd pick that phrase to ban. I think it supports our states hunting (which brings a lot of attention to the state including celebs, ahem Luke Bryan) why should we ban sustainable ecosystem practices?
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Taylor lai
9 years ago
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Freedom of speech. If ppl can burn the american flag n call it freedom of speech this license plate should be considered freedom of speech. Other wise your denying him the same rights that you allow others of different colors.
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Tina Wolfe
9 years ago
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There is nothing offensive about these plates! If everyone had something taken away from them because someone doesn't like it we would be left with nothing. Find something else to beef about and worth wasting tax payers time and money on. Would you make him take a sticker off his vehicle that said the same thing? I think not! Leave these plates alone and find something else to do!
The DOT is trying to end the life of the MLFHNTR. Clearly, this is just not acceptable. If you feel the same way, which everyone should, then take 30 seconds out of your life please and stand for what you believe in.
The DOT bureaucrats thought they could scrap the MLFHNTR in total silence but this momentum proves they are wrong. Their arrogance is crumbling because we are finally forcing them to pay attention to our demands.
Reached 100 supporters
December 10, 2016
71 Comments
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Leeann Johnson
9 years ago
Featured
It is based off of Marvel Comics. It was approved by the DOT and it is not offensive. I am his Mother and I approve.
S
Shelby Fisher
9 years ago
Featured
Oh, come on. The only people who would realize what it means at first glance, usually, have a great sense of humor. Freedom of acronyms!
K
Kelley Ritter
9 years ago
Featured
I believe it says "MLF", not "MILF". Totally different phrase and meaning. Some folks need to broaden their vocabulary and get their easily offended heads out of the gutter.
B
Blake
9 years ago
Featured
Why would you ban My Love For Hunters from being a license plate. Doesn't make sense to me why you'd pick that phrase to ban. I think it supports our states hunting (which brings a lot of attention to the state including celebs, ahem Luke Bryan) why should we ban sustainable ecosystem practices?
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Taylor lai
9 years ago
Featured
Freedom of speech. If ppl can burn the american flag n call it freedom of speech this license plate should be considered freedom of speech. Other wise your denying him the same rights that you allow others of different colors.
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Tina Wolfe
9 years ago
Featured
There is nothing offensive about these plates! If everyone had something taken away from them because someone doesn't like it we would be left with nothing. Find something else to beef about and worth wasting tax payers time and money on. Would you make him take a sticker off his vehicle that said the same thing? I think not! Leave these plates alone and find something else to do!
It is based off of Marvel Comics. It was approved by the DOT and it is not offensive. I am his Mother and I approve.