ekuNNN posted:

I have to admit I hate the British cartoons that get posted here.

glitchkrieg posted:

glitchkrieg posted:

OLIVIAS WILDE RIDER posted:

I hate when Americans think they own the internet and get to tell people what they can and can't talk about on it, but hey.

Qwertycoatl posted:

For some reason that picture reminds me of this picture:
(The current rulers of Britain, while at university(

Mayor Dave posted:

cloudchamber posted:

I found a British editorial cartoon from 1945 that looks like it could have been done by a certain political cartoon thread favourite:

FadingChord posted:

Fluoride Jones posted:

FreudianSlippers posted:

Always nice to see someone keep the Dolchstoßlegende alive.




and by "nice" I mean "revolting"

Enjoy posted:

FreudianSlippers posted:

TapTheForwardAssist posted:

We didn't start the fire...

LP97S posted:

Shalom Senator Stereotype!

FreudianSlippers posted:

Always nice to see someone keep the Dolchstoßlegende alive.
and by "nice" I mean "revolting"

OLIVIAS WILDE RIDER posted:

I hate when Americans think they own the internet and get to tell people what they can and can't talk about on it, but hey.

guidoanselmi posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09cEwnivdr0

glitchkrieg posted:

Bonus point: they were the guys responsible for Olympic things like Wenlock and Mandeville.

guidoanselmi posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09cEwnivdr0

Saint Sputnik posted:

I was afraid that was the vote on putting support for gay marriage in the platform, but it was the vote for putting language back in referring to God and calling Jerusalem the capital of Israel. Whew, just caving to Republican caterwauling again.

Crasscrab posted:

Those are Assad supporters in Syria.







Drawings by Friedrich Engels. The first one is a sketch of a Die Freien meeting and the last two are of Max Stirner, contemporary German philosopher and member of Die Freien, of which both Engels and Marx were also part of. My favorite thing is the little squirrel looking thingy in the upper left of the first picture. Engels doodled squirrels!

Baruch Obamawitz posted:

requesting the cartoon of obama, gates, and that cop where obama says "by allah, you white people are stupid" or something along those lines

A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:

Both images below were made by forums user SexyBlindfold.

McDowell posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU9lv_WqK6k

Still waiting on Phil Collins to make things right.

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Collins has often been mentioned erroneously in the British media as being a supporter of the Conservative Party and an opponent of the Labour Party. This derives from the famous article in the Sun, printed on the day of the 1992 UK general election, titled "If Kinnock wins today will the last person to leave Britain please turn out the lights", which claimed that Collins was among several celebrities who were planning to leave Britain in the event of a Labour victory. Shortly before the 2005 election (when Collins was living in Switzerland), Noel Gallagher is reported as saying: "Vote Labour. If you don't and the Tories get in, Phil is threatening to come back."

quote:

These roofers redid my neighbor's roof today. They showed up at 8 'o clock on the dot and the team of 6 or so immediately began laying tarps and setting up ladders. The way they worked was so amazingly efficient. Obviously they were consummate professionals. And all the while they were working they were Carrying on friendly banter, whistling, and singing along to the radio. Of course I couldn't understand any of it; it was all in Spanish. When I went outside to load up my car they waived from above. When I had to bring my bike along the side of the house where they were working, they stopped for me and said, "careful.". By the time I had to leave the house just before noon they had already removed all the old shingles, replaced the underlayer, and relaid half of the shingles. When I returned home late at night you would have never known such an operation had occurred that day. The roof and yard looked untouched, except that the roof was now spotless and brand new. All that I can think of is, "why would anyone want to anything but venerate and extol the virtues to the kinds of people who do this kind of work?" additionally, "how can anyone argue that we would be better off without immigration, without unions and workers rights, without all the supports that enable people to rise out of poverty, all the while providing the population with the very basic necessities such as someone to do a beautiful and efficient job of putting on a new roof?". To was our dishes, to clean our houses, etc.

c0ldfuse posted:

My girlfriend has never been overly political, though she's always kept up on current events reading The Week (http://theweek.com/). It's basically the printed magazine form of Google News. Over the last year I've introduced and defined a lot of labor and other socialist ideals which she didn't have a ton of knowledge.

This morning I got an email form her which I think could not any more sufficiently explain the ridiculousness of the US's current immigration policy:







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVwJrAr7GkY

ekuNNN posted:

I'd think it was more about the expression "being stabbed in the back" than the idea that the jews caused the German defeat in WWI

Victory or Bolshevism


Civilization Or Barbarism


Either Or

(either be naked or die, I guess )

Fluo posted:

Just to point out Phil Collins is and has always been a right wing poo poo.

Guardian article posted:

It was 5 August 1976 and Eric Clapton was drunk, angry and on stage at the Birmingham Odeon. 'Enoch was right,' he told the audience, 'I think we should send them all back.' Britain was, he complained, in danger of becoming 'a black colony' and a vote for controversial Tory politician Enoch Powell whom he described as a prophet was needed to 'keep Britain white'. Although the irony was possibly lost on Clapton, the Odeon in Birmingham is on New Street, minutes from the Midland Hotel where eight years earlier Powell had made his infamous 'Rivers of Blood' speech. But if the coincidence was curious, the hypocrisy was breathtaking: Clapton's career was based on appropriating black music, and he had recently had a hit with Bob Marley's 'I Shot the Sheriff'.