Posts Tagged ‘cartoons’
Donald Trump is a Goddamn Fraud by J.J. McCullough
Posted by G.A. Matiasz on June 28, 2015
Posted in life | Tagged: cartoonists, cartoons, Donald Trump is a Goddamn Fraud, J.J. McCollough | 1 Comment »
Triumph of the Counter-Intuitive by Ruben Bolling
Posted by G.A. Matiasz on March 12, 2015
Posted in art, life, neoliberalism | Tagged: art, cartoons, comics, deregulation of banks and businesses, high unemployment prevents high inflation, labor laws and social safety net, neoliberalism, Ruben Bolling, social benefits hurts the poor, social safety net harms society, tax cuts for the rich, Triumph of the Counter-Intuitive, wars enrich corporations and are paid for and fought by lower classes | 1 Comment »
Je suis Charlie
Posted by G.A. Matiasz on January 7, 2015
If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many words is a cartoon worth?
Here are some of the more controversial cartoons run by Charlie Hebdo:
Charlie Hebdo’s website can be found here.
Posted in Islamic extremists, Islamic terrorism, life, Paris | Tagged: cartoonists, cartoons, cartoons of Mohamed, Charlie Hebdo, Islamic extremists, Islamic terrorism, Je suis Charlie, massacre at Charlie Hebdo, Paris | Leave a Comment »
Cloud Control to Major Dumb
Posted by G.A. Matiasz on May 23, 2014
This is an outstanding cartoon by Jen Sorensen, a political cartoonist based in Austin. Her cartoons are seen in The Progressive, The Nation, Ms., Daily Kos, AlterNet, Politico, NPR, etc. (@JenSorensen)
Cartoons and graphics like this are available at The Nib.
Posted in capitalism, capitalist monopolies, corporations, economics, life, tech industry | Tagged: Adobe Corporation, Adobe Creative Suite, Adobe Photoshop, capitalism, capitalist monopolies, cartoons, cloud storage, corporations, economics, Jen Sorensen, renting instead of owning software, tech industry, the cloud, The Nib | Leave a Comment »
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