Identity Patches: Stanford Prison Riot Control

An embroidered patch featuring a shield/badge with a jail cell and two batons on it, along with the year 1971. Around it are the words Stanford Prison Riot Control. While the patch is 100% just a meme, and the experiment was absolute bullshit, there is one takeaway that can't be ignored. Give someone power over somebody else, and they will use it. It is why all of mankind must be equal, not just before the law, but before society as a well, our species as a whole. Give someone power over someone else, and they will use it. It's why all men, women, and everyone in between must be powerful. It is why people must be more powerful than any establishment or force. It is why the power, must reside with all people. Spice up your outfit by adding an eye-catching embroidered patch to your ensemble! Our stylish, durable, and heat-resistant patches are perfect for airsofters, mil-sim enthusiasts, paintballers, security, and police who are trying to add a bit of flare or humor to their kits, or are looking for a unique way to express their individualism on the field. Not into airsoft, paintball, or LARPing? These creative patches can serve as aesthetic additions to bags, jackets, pants, or any other accessory you can think of! We aim to be entertaining and inclusive when it comes to our products. We mean no offense to anyone with our designs. • 26% cotton, 74% polyester • 3″ (7.6 cm) in diameter • Attachment options: iron-on, sew-on, or safety pin. Hook-and-Loop attachments can be applied easily • Blank product sourced from China, with original design by Red Pawn