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Target under fire for 'Obsessive Christmas Disorder' sweater

Photo credit: @_bluelightblue_ via Twitter
Photo credit: @_bluelightblue_ via Twitter
By Samantha Jordan
Nov 11, 2015

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Retail giant Target is being accused of poking fun at Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) with their latest holiday sweater.

Although a spokesperson for Target said, "We never want to disappoint any of our guests and apologize for any discomfort," the store has no plans to stop selling the sweater.

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