Timothy Lytton, distinguished professor at Georgia State University College of Law and editor of the book Suing the Gun Industry: A Battle at the Crossroads of Gun Control and Mass Torts, said litigation can help to push the issue of gun violence to the front of the public’s minds and also “reframe” the discussion of America’s gun crisis. With Supreme only getting bigger and better every year, you can expect this list of weird Supreme accessories to get updated as more and more come out. The skater-oriented label is owned by Authentic Brands Group LLC in New York, but Di Pierro had registered the trademark in San Marino, a tiny enclave nation in central Italy.

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Whatever the reason, this is definitely one of the more random Supreme items to drop over the past two decades or so. In Indiana, a lawsuit brought by victims of the 2021 mass shooting at a FedEx facility aims to hold a gun manufacturer accountable for the horror wrought by one of its weapons. It’s important that lawsuits achieve judgments, that they win punitive damages awards against companies that are established to be engaging in unlawful and unethical business practices. With the decade about to close out and Supreme’s 25th birthday celebrations officially over, we thought it was about time to pick some of the weirdest Supreme accessories to ever drop.

Supreme’s money gun came in the brands familiar red and white colourway, complete with custom money. As Europe’s oldest porcelain maker, which was founded in 1710, Meissen is one of the world’s finest porcelain manufacturers in the world. In 2007, di Pierro was gunned down by assailants on a motorcycle and then declined to testify against the accused attackers, prompting a collusion investigation by police in which no charges were filed. With trademark applications in hand, the Italian company started manufacturing fake-but-apparently-legal Supreme gear in Bisceglie, a small fishing port on the Adriatic Sea. In addition, the litigation process itself could help to expose any egregious or cynical business decisions made by gun manufacturers.

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That led to the 2005 Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), which effectively granted gun manufacturers and sellers immunity from lawsuits related to harm “resulting from the criminal or unlawful misuse” of guns. We have now seen both verdicts and settlements in the tens of billions of dollars against pharma companies, they have changed the design of these products, they’ve changed their marketing strategies of these products.Dropping in two familiar colourways, red/white and black/white, the Supreme nunchucks were one of the most hyped items of the season.

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Skaters, of course, are notorious for rebelling and often drink whilst hitting their favourite spots. It would be like if the car industry didn’t have any safety features and then thought that they had this cloak of immunity around them, like the gun industry thinks they do, and just started making things like tanks. In New York, California, Delaware and other states, new laws aim to provide ways around a near 20-year immunity provided to gun manufacturers and distributors. Lytton said there are comparisons between those lawsuits and the impact of lawsuits on the opioid industry.Even now, close to a decade later, this remains one of the weirdest Supreme accessories purely for the strangeness of it. People are losing their lives at the same time that the industry is cashing in record-breaking profits. When Supreme New York dropped its FW16 item list, one of the first things that people noticed was this simple clay brick with an imprinted box logo taking centre stage.