[Mr. K]

I would have filed a counter-complaint that the ‘[other religion]’ garb was offensive to me.

Also do they ban nuns?

How about Sikh turbans?

Jewish Yarmulke?

This is a slippery slope for the mall.

[Socon-Econ]

Boycott that mall.

[JohnBovenmyer]

Allegedly just wearing the shirt was “soliciting” for Christianity and non-Christians were complaining. The huge Mall doubtless contained many wearing Vikings gear and at least a few wearing Packers gear. Were they not soliciting for their respective teams and thus mutually offensive. Should not any Cubs gear be removed lest Twins fans suffer microaggressions? How about Pepsi shirts offending Coke fans? Security guard badges offending antI-cop George Floyd acolytes?

[SkyDancer]

I have several packages of Star of David sprinkles, they're small silvery/blue. When I see anti-Christian/Jewish motives painted or displayed I surreptitiously scatter a few of them around.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Corporate scum vs. Jesus.

We know who will ultimately win this one.

[Political Junkie Too]

What if this guy showed up to go shopping?

-PJ

[willfulknowledge]

Why does anyone go to the MOA?

[Az Joe]

As long as a such similar displays/clothing promoting every & any religion is banned I have no problem with this.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

The Mall of a America has turned into a giant, crime-ridden s__thole. It really has gone downhill.

[LeonardFMason]

Every Christian Church in that area should print JESUS SAVES shirts and descend on the MOM in the hundreds or thousands.

[metmom]

It’s not up to the mall security guard to make up mall protocols on the spot.

It people don’t like what the shirt says, then they don’t have to look at it.

[nonliberal]

“F- -k off, mall pig.” is a perfectly acceptable response.

[oldtech]

Seems to me the Mall officials would be ahead to tell those who were offended to just stay away from the Mall. Kill 2 birds with one stone.