Stop the Wall by BenHeine | Politics Cartoon

Stop the Wall

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Executive		thanks for the interesting info, Prinz BenHeine, on November 04, 2009 [report post] [quote] [reply]

Member		Ok.. wait.. the symbol of first the merging of pagan and Christian beliefs and then the secularization and commercialization of a nevertheless Christian holiday will tear down the wall a mostly Jewish state has erected around a predominantly Muslim state.. This is interesting. But confusing. A postmodern parable of the three-and-a-half rings? No. that wouldn't make too much sense. Rather, this is a celebration of the merits of modernization, Christian-basd secularism and capitalist culture. Hurray! Peter Russel, on November 04, 2009 [report post] [quote] [reply]

Member		Oh, I see, you mean the Palestine wall... well, this is funny as well. It was the Coca-Cola Company and other US companies who formed today's santa clause (also read the Wikipedia article). prinzparadox, on November 04, 2009 [report post] [quote] [reply]

Member		Well, the Santa Claus as drawn here is the one developed by Coca-Cola - and this drink is one of the things the East Germans wanted to have after 40 years of isolation. Hence there is some truth in this cartoon. prinzparadox, on November 04, 2009 [report post] [quote] [reply]

Guest		Stop the Wall Stop the wall Bring to the fall With peace on earth And each time's worth Give from your day A new morning to play All the sunshine to gain We thought just in vain Love is so tall (and for all) Bound in its call Giving out treasures For life and its pleasures Something for okay On to its earthly way When life is up growing With roots and its going Daydreams for all Or realities co frontal That comes to give life From deep jungle rife And we must obey With freedom to sway Double its many twenty In a Christmas for the plenty Plenty Peter S Quinn (85.197.227.36), on November 20, 2008 [report post] [quote] [reply]

Member		Five Points for the most foolish cartoon Dakota, on March 10, 2008 [report post] [quote] [reply]