Fascism is in the house sticker

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Authoritarianism doesn’t just lurk in history books, it’s alive in today’s halls of power. My design calls it out for what it is, reminding us that the real threat comes from within the house itself. That POS "president".

We don’t stand by in silence, we fight back.

Custom Design by Peach Tree Design Shop

Water-resistant and UV laminated
Handmade in my New Jersey workshop

Care instructions:

Do not soak
Clean surface before applying
Best when applied to clean, flat, non-porous surfaces
Avoid heat, moisture and humidity to avoid peeling

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael Y. ★★★★★ Oct 22, 2026

The design is sharp and the matte finish looks great on my laptop—really makes a statement without being too flashy. I’ve gotten a few knowing nods from strangers who notice it.

Isabella ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

I was a bit nervous about the message being too on the nose, but the bold red letters really pop against my white wall, and it’s sparked some great conversations with neighbors. Definitely a conversation starter.

William E. ★★★★★ Oct 19, 2026

Peeled and stuck perfectly to my laptop in seconds—the bold red lettering really makes the warning pop. It’s a sharp, honest statement piece that’s already sparked some good conversations.