"Four Good Reasons to Preserve the Second Amendment"
political comix by Mike Flugennock, at
http://www.sinkers.org/DC-streets If you thought "Gandhi is Dead" was grotesque and gross -- if you thought "When Masks Are Outlawed" was excessively soaked in testosterone -- then you'll pound your fingers raw posting flames over this latest and greatest, in which Mikey reminds us of the sheer idiocy of support for Federal and State gun control laws -- all of which are aimed at citizens, not government -- when the governments that propose these laws are themselves responsible for the ongoing brutality and oppression against citizens in L.A., New York City, D.C., Seattle, Philly and elsewhere; and in which Mikey calls on his friends and comrades to examine themselves and decide if they'll have what it takes, when the day comes, to put down their puppets and pick up their guns -- and, if they don't, to step aside and let some real revolutionaries take over who _do_.
While the USA approaches a state dangerously close to Spain in the 1930s, or Argentina in the 1970s, the Movement
continues to hog-tie itself tighter than a Philly cop with "nonviolence" dogma; this cartoon reminds us of the importance of preserving the 2nd Amendment and our right to choose to arm ourselves and rise up when a State becomes so brutal, so arrogant, so unaccountable, that we're forced to take up arms, to stop being "activists" and become revolutionaries.
11x17 inches, in the following formats:
http://www.sinkers.org/DC-streets/4good_reasons.jpg
full-size jpeg, 323K
http://www.sinkers.org/DC-streets/4good_reasons.pdf
Adobe .pdf, 581K
http://www.sinkers.org/DC-streets/4good_reasons.eps
generic .eps, 2.4MB
And, for more inflammation...uh, more _information_:
"'Gun Control' Means Gun Control for the Poor Only"
by Richard Edmondson, San Francisco Liberation Radio:
http://www.infoshop.org/news4/guns.html
"Nonviolence and its Violent Consequences"
essay by Bill Meyers:
http://www.sinkers.org/nonviolence
