Once again, Urban Outfitters has pissed off the entire world

Is it just us or does it seem like Urban Outfitters deliberately goes out of its way to offend people? It’s as if they feed off negative press — which is pretty sad, don’t you think? Earlier this week, they came under fire for selling a red-splattered Kent State University sweatshirt, but the brand has previously committed this bad taste tactic on multiple occasions. Let’s take a look back at some of their most questionable products.

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Once again, Urban Outfitters has pissed off the entire world

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  (Faux) blood-splattered Kent State sweatshirt

  Just the other day, Urban Outfitters, started receiving flack for selling this "vintage" Kent State sweater. It's pretty offensive considering the fact that the university was the scene of a shooting massacre. Four people were murdered and nine were wounded when guardsmen opened fire on unarmed students. They have since issued an apology.Photo credit: Urban Outfitters via pumpkiim/Twitter

• Does Jesus really need to know?

  Believers of Jesus Christ were understandably offended when they spotted this shirt on sale at UO (earlier this year). The fact that it cost $24 (USD) makes it even more tacky.Photo credit: Urban Outfitters via OrdainedBarista/Twitter

• Is this a Holocaust-evoking star?

  Hmmm, a yellow shirt with a six-pointed star that seriously resembles the one Jewish people were forced to wear while under Nazi rule... Stop it, UO!Photo credit: Urban Outfitters via MileyHappyFloyd/Twitter

• Making light of a mental ilness

  Depression is no joke —350 million people suffer from it — but we guess no one told UO that. Photo credit: Urban Outfitters via JulesD/Twitter

• Poor taste

  Hey Urban Outfitters, how 'bout you come up with fun and quirky healthy lifestyle shirts instead of promoting eating disorders. You know teens shop at your store, right?Photo credit: Urban Outfitters via JulesD/Twitter

• Ganesh socks

  Don't worry, Christians weren't the only ones targeted by UO. Ganesh (or Ganesha), one of the most worshipped Hindu deities, has been relegated to keeping your feet warm. It's pretty dispensable.Photo credit: Urban Outfitters via Jezebel/Twitter

• Hindu deitie on tapestry

  Ganesh (or Ganesha) also found his way onto tapestry. Dear UO, stop appropriating Hindu religious symbols for your monetary gain.Photo credit: Urban Outfitters

• Navajo panties

  Back in 2012, the Navajo Nation sued UO for "breach of trademark and violations of the federal Indian Arts and Crafts Act," according to Jezebel.Photo credit: Urban Outfitters via marialaganga/Twitter