My next example isn’t of a bumper sticker, but it’s still a sticker
In our fleet, we have many vehicles that use a light bar
Anyways, one of our excellent vehicle operators tore off his lightbar, because he tried to go somewhere he didn’t belong. Meaning the vehicle was too high, and he tried to enter a parking structure that woudn’t properly accomodate it
He threw the light bar into the van and I got to work on it
I realized the wiring and lightbar itself was badly mangled, so it would be easier to just get and install a new lightbar kit
We easily determined the proper model number, serial number, color of the lenses, configuration, etc. and placed our order
When it showed up, there was a very prominent that stated “Proudly assembled in the USA by union workers”
The lightbar was wired wrong, and many of the lights were also configured wrong. The take down lights were facing towards the back . . .
I got things sorted out, eventually
Naturally, i removed that sticker, because I felt it didn’t really deserve to be there, after all
Maybe somebody at the factory was having a bad day. Might have been built on a Monday or Friday