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N. Korean citizen (11/17/2012) [-]
Eleventh: I guess it means that you take the beauty of things away, the more pictures you take of it.
Like, we all have seen the Great Wall in China from Photos, but how many have ever been there? And even if you travel there, the awesomeness dropped a little, 'cause you were used to the sight by photographs and videos.
Plus you can't enjoy the beauty of something, while taking fivehundred fucking pictures.
And Tourists are bitches. Always going around in herds and stomping on awesome architecture and amazing nature stuff..
My opinion.
Like, we all have seen the Great Wall in China from Photos, but how many have ever been there? And even if you travel there, the awesomeness dropped a little, 'cause you were used to the sight by photographs and videos.
Plus you can't enjoy the beauty of something, while taking fivehundred fucking pictures.
And Tourists are bitches. Always going around in herds and stomping on awesome architecture and amazing nature stuff..
My opinion.
Can someone explain the beer bottle with a fish hook to me? I understood everything else, but I'm in the dark about that one.
The one with the Washington Monument... It's definitely not his nose...
All i ever see anywhere anymore is modern art and the only meaning behind that is being weird for the sake of weird or simplistic. A lot of good artist who have either a subtle or blatant meaning in their art aren't really around anymore because not a lot of people are interested in it anymore.
This makes me thoughtful and concerned. (Next button) Ooh a funny looking cat!
I enjoy all of these very much. It really reminds me of how much of a cynical ass hole I am when it comes to politics. I just love this stuff.
Explain the guillotine chair to me...
I know what the artist meant with it, but the blade would never be able to cut the kings head off unless he is really tall and has his head bend really far back...
I know what the artist meant with it, but the blade would never be able to cut the kings head off unless he is really tall and has his head bend really far back...
Hm, I personally saw it more as "getting complacent"?
If someone in a position of power was sitting on a throne while simply choosing to ignore the discomfort or suffering of those who are "inferior" to them, just because they're perched atop their lofty roost of a more favorable position and don't have to deal with such struggles themselves, they could grow even more desensitized and relaxed about it rather than actually doing anything to resolve it, and perhaps rest their head a bit too far back and wind up having the very "peasants" they have oppressed and neglected to aid, be their own downfall.
Apologies for an exceptionally run-on sentence, but that was a bit difficult to put into words, which is probably why it makes a better illustration instead.
Not saying my take is accurate or anything. That's just what I gathered.
If someone in a position of power was sitting on a throne while simply choosing to ignore the discomfort or suffering of those who are "inferior" to them, just because they're perched atop their lofty roost of a more favorable position and don't have to deal with such struggles themselves, they could grow even more desensitized and relaxed about it rather than actually doing anything to resolve it, and perhaps rest their head a bit too far back and wind up having the very "peasants" they have oppressed and neglected to aid, be their own downfall.
Apologies for an exceptionally run-on sentence, but that was a bit difficult to put into words, which is probably why it makes a better illustration instead.
Not saying my take is accurate or anything. That's just what I gathered.
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infinitereaper (11/17/2012) [-]
And here we are, enjoying satire but doing nothing about any of the complex issues that have been presented before us
i think i might be a bit too tired, i saw the pollution and window wipers one and thought, "well why don't they just do that in real life" then i realized what i just said and now feel like i went full retard
2: The man pats the cat on the head and feeds it, meaning he probably loves it, while having blood stains on his apron and a knife in his hand, meaning he slaughters the other animals. Kind of sad...
3: We're pressed to learn more and more everyday and everynight.
3: We're pressed to learn more and more everyday and everynight.
Great stuff, but can someone explain the one with the chinese people on the roof tops putting presents in the chimneys to me? I guess it has something to do with Communism, but I can't really make out what he is trying to say.
Well, I'm not entirely sure I get i myself, but this was my interpretation. The housecat represents the people who don't do any work, and just get everything handed to them with little or no effort. The farm animals represent the hard workers who break their backs to make life easier for the rest of us, and in this picture the housecat is getting food that's being made from the farm animals, implying people of the upper class, or bourgeois, just sit around living off the expense of the lower class, or proletariat.