Are Zara's "Gluten-free" T-shirts Funny or Offensive?

We are officially the most RIDICULOUS nation in the world. Can we become more stupidly PC? No, we are there !!

Actually this happened in Spain, not the USA. So I believe it is the whole world that has become ridiculous, not just our nation.

I find it offensive because is asking about a medical condition that should be private matter, and does not define who a person is. When is the last time you saw a t-shirt that said "Are you in chemotherapy?" or "What is your blood sugar level?" or "Got Viagra?"

To add a bit more, why I am offended, and I do not even have celiac, its my kid! I am old fashion, from a time when we tried to be polite and pleasant to one another. T-shirts and conversations were about the sports, art, books, TV shows, maybe a bit of politics or religion...

I don't find it offensive at all. What clothing is offensive? Shorts/pants that say "Juicy" on the butt. Do I need to know that they have anal leakage? That's what it says to me. It doesn't tell me that the person wearing them is attractive - if they are I can see that with my eyes. It tells me that they have poor taste in clothing and do not understand the meaning of the word juicy. T-shirts that talk about the wearer's bedroom habits/preferences. TMI. Any clothing that reduces women (or men, but I rarely see it) to an object. I find these things objectionable, but I don't make a stink about it and petition for establishments to not sell them. "Are you gluten free?" is not offensive.

A shirt like that could be a conversation starter, this befuddles me. I have celiac disease and if I wore that shirt, it would be to bring awareness to the disease. I think there could be better choice saying on the T, but I am sort of confused. I would not be offended.

I would think that it would raise awareness of celiac and gluten sensitivity. I don't find it offensive at all. But then I'm not easily offended.