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The New York Post Chimp Contraversy
Just when you've had enough of Bush being portrayed as a primate, the New York Post publishes yet another chimp cartoon.
From the Huffington Post New York Post Chimp Cartoon Compares Stimulus Author To Dead Primate http://tbn3.google.com/images?q=tbn:...cartoon460.jpg I just saw Al Sharpton being interviewed in what will likely be a bigger contraversy than the New Yorker cartoon last July. By the way, who turned my music off? |
Its already front page news in London.
From The Guardian Unlimited New York Post in racism row over chimpanzee cartoon African-American activist Al Sharpton claims newspaper may have portrayed Barack Obama using racist imagery |
I thought that Bush was a chimp
and that Germans were Gorillas http://www.learn-ict.org.uk/projects...s/madbrute.jpg |
I would not say that I am sure that Obama was talking about Sara Palin when he referred to "putting lipstick on a pig": and it is also plausible enough that the cartoon (as was claimed) simply meant nothing more than: "the Stimulus Package is so bad that 'even a chimp could have written it". O.K. go ahead - call me gullible. (LOL)
And for the Chimp: I say blame the xanex.http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...s/rolleyes.png NEWS ARTICLE http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7087194/ |
The term "racism" is being watered down yet again. The cartoon analogy wasn't very good, IMO, and somewhat tasteless, but given the recent Chimpanzee story in the news, it was at least timely, and gave it perspective. I took it to mean the chimp represented the congress who wrote the bill, not the President in general. Are all cartoonists now going to have to over-analyze their work prior to submission to ensure that no charges of racism, sexism (or any other "ism" you can think of) can be levied? Will the Reverend Al be consulted to proofread all future cartoons and editorial pieces?
Frankly, the only ones who should be offended by this stupid cartoon are chimpanzees. |
THAT CARTOON
From the New York Post "To them, no apology is due. Sometimes a cartoon is just a cartoon - even as the opportunists seek to make it something else." |
A recurrent theme in Sean Delonas' cartoons is overweight people.
http://cache.gawker.com/assets/image...1_delonas9.jpghttp://www.topsocialite.com/wp-conte...sixcartoon.jpg Here's the artist http://farm1.static.flickr.com/117/3...b78ebe.jpg?v=0 |
Red-X on the artist... It may be me blocked..... (will check at home).
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Ed Shultz says that Murdoch must pay
Good luck dude, coz the Irish, the Germans, the Japanese, and just about everyone else have been likened to apes. Go to Japan today and see what you are likened to. And what about the lipstick on a pig? Whos the pig now? |
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_NPeIdlHaoa...400/shanty.jpg
Any Irish WNYers here wanna sue for 4 billion dollars? |
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/phot...968_apes_3.jpg
These guys say: The cartoon is offensive to those who think that Obama wrote the bill. But wasnt it Pelosi? |
Bush was depicted as chimp, I wonder how many times. This comes close but there are chimp cartoons.
http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-imag...4/19/bell1.jpg |
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Re-entered, and it's back. |
gone again now ...
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^I still see it just fine?!
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Those are real political cartoons. |
Yeah, according to you.
Heck, why not just run the world according to you. Given your record as a mod, maybe even Mao would blush. Its not about you. Its about the reader. |
WTF ^ ???
Personally I find both of those last two images to be mildly intriguing -- but completely unclear in what they are saying. |
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