The "Molotov Messenger" is what happens when you stop confusing peace with compliance. A dove is supposed to mean calm, agreement, the polite ending. Cool. Now, picture it carrying a Molotov cocktail anyway. That's the point. We want peace. We want safety. We want people to live. We also want fascists and would-be tyrants to stop acting like the world is their playground.

This hand-drawn graphic puts a distressed white dove in motion, wings up, beak forward, gripping a bottle with a rag for a fuse. It is simple, readable, and impossible to misinterpret if you have been paying attention for the last however many years. It is anti-authoritarian. It is anti-fascist. It is for everyone who has watched power stomp on truth, call it order, and expect you to say thank you.

Here is the thing: symbols matter. The dove is the dream. The bottle is the warning. Not a tutorial, not a threat, not a fantasy of chaos. A reminder that people do not always get freedom by asking nicely. From Ukraine fighting for its existence to communities in the U.S. pushing back against repression, there is a common thread: dignity does not arrive by permission slip. Sometimes you have to be loud. Sometimes you have to be inconvenient. Sometimes you have to refuse, together, with your whole chest.

Wear this when you are tired of being told to calm down by the same people who are lighting everything on fire. Wear it when you are done debating basic rights with someone who thinks cruelty is policy. Wear it because your version of peace includes justice, and your version of justice includes consequences. This is Strange Gang, so yes, it is a little feral. It is also dead serious.

You can grab it in various colors, adult short sleeve or long sleeve, and kids short sleeve for the next generation of tiny truth-tellers. The message on your shirt does not fix the world. But it does tell the world where you stand. Peace, with teeth.