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First off, note that the idiom is ' I brake for', not ' I break for'. I imagine it's a reference to cautionary signs placed on the back of certain vehicles. For example, in the US, it's common to see signs like this on school buses or service vehicles: This vehicle stops at all railroad crossings This vehicle stops at all red lights This vehicle makes frequent stops So a cautionary sign like I brake for squirrels Would be superficially similar—warning others that the vehicle may make a sudden stop if a squirrel happens to cross the road—although it's primary goal is to alert others to the driver's special love of squirrels.
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This was later extended to ' I brake for X' where X is anything the driver feels special affection for or attraction to even if there is little or no possibility of encountering it while driving (e.g. ' I brake for smurfs'). The cautionary sense of the idiom may still apply, for example in the bumper sticker ' I brake for ', which clearly does not indicate any kind of affection.