The People's Cube - Political Satire

Comrades. The enlightened lefties who love to make political points on $1.39 poster board and black magic marker are at it once again.

We can always count on our fellow-travelers (first class and private jets of course) of the Hollywood and media left to educate us on economic, social, and political current events. In a most glorious statement of solidarity with the Wikileaks dog-whistleblower, Bradley Manning (No relation to Eli or Payton), our Hollywood brethren have created a video to show our support for this true American hero.

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We must support this movement, comrades. I am sure they will follow this up with a WE ARE JAMES ROSEN video as well. I am sure their desire to defend journalistic practices will be extended to even the most vile reporters among, those who work for Faux News.

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Comrade Putout wrote:

Comrade Putout,

Your gif animation is brilliant, but on that posting you should edit it to include text below the animation matching the sequence of the text displayed only in the gif image.

Perhaps you should also convert the gif animation into a video, add suitable audio, and then publish it on YouTube and/or Vimeo.

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We are Vladimir Lenin
We are Josef Stalin
We are Mao Zedong
We are Pol Pot
We are Jim Jones
We are amoral
We are psychotic

We are Barry "Skidmark" Soetero (or whatever his real name is)

Why doesn't anyone remember the Tsarnaev brothers anymore? I am outraged!

Butterface Gyllenhaal, "Hey Comrades, my boobs are down there."

We are better than you. We are progressive chauvinists

This makes more sense than what any of them are saying in the viddy.

Superkommissar Maksim wrote:This makes more sense than what any of them are saying in the viddy.

Anyer Marx wrote:

"We are promoting ourselves as best we can and will try anything to be relevant"

I liked your idea and took it one step further, to the next level.

The next level is twice bigger in size and quantity, but not in quality - just like their egos, which can expand indefinitely without actually adding any new content. I think this is a pretty good metaphor.