The 'bloodstained' variant the company used is associated with the Hong Kong protests; not hard to see why the symbolism might appeal to people who style themselves as anti-government extremists. I'm sure the design's resemblance to the Hawaiian shirts already used by the Booglaoos helps it sell too. The vendor's website acknowledges both forms of symbolism.

because why wouldn't we, Hong Kong is a movement that most boogaloo bois would support including me

A lot of boogaloo boys have a hardon for the hong kong protests, viewing it as a right wing militia standing up to a communist government.

>right wing "militia"

>no weapons

???

I didn't say they were correct in their assessment.

but the problem with that statement is that a lot of boogaloo boys don't think the same way because that's the idea of the movement, freethinking