The tattoo on the raptor, and the bumper sticker on the saddle.
But why, in every version of this image, do the red stripes seem to be so much more vulnerable than the white ones?
![]() The tattoo on the raptor, and the bumper sticker on the saddle.
But why, in every version of this image, do the red stripes seem to be so much more vulnerable than the white ones? --
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![]() http://www.usflag.org/colors.html
(Not for the flag, but for the Great Seal): White signifies purity and innocence, Red, hardiness & valour, and Blue, the color of the Chief (the broad band above the stripes) signifies vigilance, perseverance & justice. I think the artist is saying that Reagan didn't put his blood on the line for his country (if we ignore his getting shot while in office). Or by making the flag mostly white, he's pointing out his cowardliness? I'm not quite sure what he's saying with the WTC imagery in the lower left corner; perhaps lumping him in with the Republicans responsible for that... (The Beirut bombing was probably too obscure these days, and the image not well known - http://en.wikipedia....le:Beirutbarr.jpg ) It's a great image. Lots of things one could discuss. Much better than Lincoln on a grizzly, but JFK Alien Hunter is very good - http://sharpwriter.d...gallery/#/d4pkjsl :-) Cheers, Scott. |
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![]() That puts me in mind of a nifty idea: After 2 years in office they HAVE to get shot. If they've been doing a credible job, pop a little skin off an ear lobe (not hard to do,) but if they have been a fuckup, put one in the ten ring. It would add a whole new dimension to treachery in office. The devil is in the details, of course.
It's frivolous, of course, but there should be some existential payback for betraying your base. |
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![]() On old fabrics, it seems that white is often the last to crumble. Possibly because dyes and the processes of applying them are damaging.
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Badass! (and delicious) |