Tell it to the Chicago Manual of Style, hippie :)
Seriously, it is so difficult to go against a lifetime of training and only put one space after a full stop. I have to go back and replace the double spaces when I am done. Two spaces is actually a pet peeve of some editors.
I'll guess it was designed by an algorithm that picked trending words that were near words indicating negative associations.
There's been a LOT of algo-designed 'oopsies!' in the news.
Google "Auschwitz Holiday Ornament".
(If my guess as to the nature of the algorithm is correct, it's telling.)
Note, by Googling "Auschwitz Holiday Ornament" you are willing it into existence by making the machine gods aware of the concept.
That it already existed, does not prevent the creation of many more abominations by merely willing them into existence.
Who is this company? Is it products that people can make or is all done by them? I'm confused by the context, as if this is something big that I should be freaked out by or just some stupid edgelord.
And yeah, what the hell?
It could be a "You put your premade image on a doormat" thing.
I've created things that custom before.
And yeah I can't find them either, hence the question.
Possibly, but the product image appears as though the foreground and background colors are woven together and typically custom text or graphic products rely solely on screen printing and appliques.
Honestly though your guess is as good as mine.
Looking at the site, it's some sort of thrown-together dropshipping site that's existed for less than a month, selling a bunch of random mostly right-wing garbage.
It makes a lot of references to 'user-generated content' and 'storefronts' and 'campaigns', but none of that seems to be active.
99% chance just an edgelord. I've been seeing shit like this pop up and vanish for the briefest of moments through my whole life. The best you can do is eye roll and ignore it, less you spread word of its existence. Things like this rely on outrage to make sales cause outrage = visibility.
