»The merch« doesn't support Murdoch (or the site, much). Murdoch had a store on viralstyle, I figured if I made one there it'd be as safe as his was. I've put together a few items from hi-res original art that Murdoch made. A couple of them used to be on merch in his own store.
Be aware that you have to give an email address to order, and that I'll be able to see it(!). I'm not interested in doxxing people etc, but, just so you know. Yahoo.com and protonmail.com will let you make free throwaway email addresses. (Only ViralStyle sees credit card or shipping info.)
Here are the kinds of merch you can make (posters and clocks are under 'decor'), ask, and I'll set up one of that type for you.
Everything is as close to cost as I can make it (2024-09-09 sales + profit)(*) (the small profit there is because Viralstyle sometimes temporarily reduces the cost of some items, to me; when I try to set the price to that reduced cost, it won't let me, presumably because after the internal 'sale' ends, ViralStyle would be selling them at a loss).
ViralStyle only ships your merch at the end of the 'campaign' - ie, that: '3 days left!' (those always just reset, there's no reason to hurry to buy). They charge $5 - $6 per piece for shipping, in the USA. Viralstyle says:
Orders shipped to addresses within the U.S. or Canada will arrive 5-10 days after the campaign ends. Orders shipped outside the U.S. or Canada will arrive 7-21 days after the campaign ends.
Pieces of art used:
All the original MM art I have, (raw directory)
A note of caution: We're all big boys and girls, just, be aware that the black 'Murdoch Murdoch' logo t-shirt is especially distinctive and memorable - it's bright yellow on black, with German-style letters, and due to its high exposure at Charlottesville, it's a beacon of being 'alt-right', 'white supremacist', 'nazi' etc, and illustrates a lot of articles on 'white supremacy'. So be careful with that shirt especially. (I wore one to a store, casually, and while nothing really happened, a guy whispered to his girl who then looked my way, and I wondered how random people would even know what a 'Murdoch Murdoch' was? Then it occurred to me, that mine was the Charlottesville shirt.)
(*) I'm pleasantly surprised to find out how much Murdoch made on merch - I was always afraid that you'd buy $20 worth and he'd get $2 or something. Happily, that wasn't the case.
The Store, again.