The Political Cartoon Thread

[ActualCornHusker]

[FrantzHardySwag]

[ActualCornHusker]

[teachercd]

6 hours ago, FrantzHardySwag said:

What...why use a school that historically admits less than 6% of the people that apply???

[ActualCornHusker]

[cornhuskers4ever]

[cornhuskers4ever]

[funhusker]

29 minutes ago, ActualCornHusker said:

 

LOL so let's allow the government, the most corrupt and inefficient organization that exists, to solve that problem... which they largely created in the first place.... seems legit....

I know this isn't the thread for this, but who should fix it then?

 

Unions?

CEOs?

Consumers?

Individual workers?

[knapplc]

12 minutes ago, funhusker said:

I know this isn't the thread for this, but who should fix it then?

 

Unions?

CEOs?

Consumers?

Individual workers?

 

Consumers and individual workers should pool their resources to make themselves more effective. They would just need to have a few people organize it and direct the group to be more efficient. Imagine what involved, focused people could do if they worked together!

[funhusker]

41 minutes ago, knapplc said:

 

Consumers and individual workers should pool their resources to make themselves more effective. They would just need to have a few people organize it and direct the group to be more efficient. Imagine what involved, focused people could do if they worked together!

So would you rather have unions or government fix it? 

[Guy Chamberlin]

3 hours ago, ActualCornHusker said:

 

LOL so let's allow the government, the most corrupt and inefficient organization that exists, to solve that problem... which they largely created in the first place.... seems legit....

 

That's a far cry from the stupid cartoon that started this. 

 

In fairness to the government, the banking regulations put in place after the Great Depression worked pretty darned well. It worked so well that they repealed them. And liberated from oversight the financial class pursued the same doomed objectives, abetted by both Republicans and Democrats showing off their pro-business creds. It was greed, stupidity and delusion, so I get kinda tired hearing that a rising tide lifts all ships at sea. These guys will sell their mother and our kids down the river if it means a fourth quarter profit. 

 

If you want to go back to a time when America was great --- pretty much anytime America was great — there was a higher tax on the rich than there is now. 

[QMany]

[teachercd]

6 hours ago, funhusker said:

I know this isn't the thread for this, but who should fix it then?

 

Unions?

CEOs?

Consumers?

Individual workers?

Fix what?  How much money people make?

[ActualCornHusker]

[funhusker]

15 hours ago, teachercd said:

Fix what?  How much money people make?

If that’s how how you describe the problem of “income inequality”, sure!

 

But you’re smart enough to know the problem is more nuanced than that.