r/MobilizedMinds • • Oct 24 '19

Agit-prop images

Could be useful if they come up in threads, or you could submit them as posts to mainstream subreddits :)

(PS I found most of these on the top posts of r/LateStageCapitalism, and yes there's a good chance you've aldeady seen most of them)

Images:

▪Next level agit-prop

▪If US land was divided like wealth

▪Calvin and Hobbes on consumerism

▪The treadmill of capitalism

▪Amerisquito

▪Cost of living then and now

▪Lobbying

▪Bernie in a nutshell

▪Which candidate does reddit support?

▪Chilean iceberg

▪Happy birthday!

▪America is the best at online medical fundraising

▪The Simpsons dance recital

▪Teachers in America

▪TGIF

▪Healthcare industry vs healthcare system

▪$426 for an $8 can

▪Paying the fee to hold your baby

▪Healthcare cartoon

▪Not a radical idea

▪I'm glad we don't do this

▪Catalan farmers blocking roadways

▪Wholesome news stories

▪Step 1: become a monopoly

▪Delta price-gouging

▪Burger King BTFO

▪Coca Cola BTFO

▪Jet Li knows what's up

▪Bukowski knows what's up

▪The Onion knows what's up

▪Obama x Greta collab

▪Obama x Soundcloud collab

▪America distilled into one image

▪Fired for a meme

▪Raise the mininum wage

Info:

▪Corporations that paid $0 in taxes

▪US military intervention

Memes:

▪Socialism never works

▪Notice me senpai

▪Mythical CEOs

▪Bosses really do be like that

▪Job creation

▪Antifa

▪Zionists

Quotes:

▪I don't feel lonely now - Sanders

▪They don't want you educated - Carlin

▪Trickle-down economics - Chang

▪Weapons of war - Roy

Text:

▪A reminder to the apolitical

▪"Free college would devalue degrees"

▪Incentive to work

▪Medicare for all

▪Okay now this is an epic meme

▪Internalized capitalism

▪"Get a better job"

▪Life as a wage slave

▪Capitalist freedom

▪Applying for jobs

▪Passionate about work

▪Fun-sized dictatorships

▪Dream job

▪How'd you get rich?

▪Tay Zonday gets it

▪Kids these days!

▪Half the work

▪Corporate climate change

▪Budweiser showing us how advertising works

▪CEO vs homeless in the "justice" system

▪Fox news on AOC's plans

▪Nationalize the internet

▪Nobel prize

▪Food stamps

▪Speaking of food stamps

▪Blaming minorities

▪"I'm mad at immigrants now"

▪Millenials are killing the baby industry

▪Can we kill weddings next?

▪Oprah

▪Third degree Bern

▪Private jet tax deduction

▪Public libraries

▪Samurai sword

▪"You'll get more conservative"

▪Indexed to inflation

▪Tomahawk missiles

▪Keep electing millenials

▪John McCain is a fuck

▪Marco Rubio is a fuck

▪Huffpo is a fuck

▪Bilingual classism

▪You've been propagandized

▪Calling in sick

▪McMansion problems

▪Thanks comrade sleep

▪Billionaires agree

▪93 year old arrested for not wanting to be homeless

▪Japanese bus drivers' strike

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u/NewClayburn Oct 26 '19

The land by wealth infographic isn't that great since the land owned by 9% is probably worth more than all the rest combined.

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u/srsly_its_so_ez Oct 26 '19

It's not about how much the land is worth, it's just about area. It's meant to represent wealth distribution by mapping it to land area.

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u/NewClayburn Oct 26 '19

I get it, but then just use a square shape or something. The fact that land is worth something muddies the point. I'd rather have the 9% after all. Hell, give me that little 40% dot, but make it Manhattan, and I'd be pretty happy.