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Nathan Fielder's Summit Ice



Summit Ice



are you sick and tired of supporting antisemitic Holocaust deniers???



look no further than Summit Ice.


"Founded in 2015 in Los Angeles, California, Summit Ice® is a not-for-profit company dedicated to producing quality outdoor apparel and raising awareness of the Holocaust. 100% of profits go to the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre in Vancouver, Canada and other organizations that work to fight intolerance."



As seen on Conan: 

  


Nathan Fielder is a Jewish Canadian comedian that used his God given talents to help struggling businesses and fight antisemitism.  

Nathan has moved on to other projects.

A personal favorite is HBOs How To with John Wilson:



I understand Nathan is working on a lot of projects but 


NOW IS THE TIME TO FIGHT AGAINST HOLOCAUST DENIERS


LATER WILL BE TOO LATE :(




 

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