• invalidusernamelol [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      I love all the blonde haired blue eyed white people on the clouds reading white fragility while all the POC are on the ground looking up with a "what the fuck?" Expression.

  • pepe_silvia96 [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    its the most provocative form of satire I've ever seen(bear with me).

    this work of art has managed to show both conservatives and liberals to be the ideological apes they are. so in the thick of their bullshit that they cant see art/satire for what it is.

    i saw both tim pool and ben shapiro interpret it literally. I'm 100% sure liberal Twitter is fuming, both because they can and cant see it for what it is.

  • KurdKobein [any]
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    3 years ago

    I reverse searched the picture and reaction to it on twitter is hilarious. There are couple of tradcaths or some such bitching about supposed atheists worshipping politicians as gods and a bunch of leftists going "sure Jacobine says its satire but it's just a cop out after people not liking the intended message".

    I thought you'd have to at least cut out the publication's name to hoodwink so many people but it seems like people don't care and just want to be angry.

  • Tofu_Lewis [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    Even though I am consciously aware that it's satire, it still manages to evoke a visceral and uncontrollable disgust and hatred within me. So ... it's good I guess? Is this the provocative non-violence I've heard so much about?

    Also, I really don't like the weird random lines on some of the figures' shirts.

  • GVAGUY3 [he/him]
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    3 years ago

    I really hope that you aren't taking this seriously. This is a bit that even this site would do.