Author Topic: One Nation Under God  (Read 4754 times)

This topic is now about your favorite ice-cream topping.
I don't like toppings.

I prefer shakes, really.
Perhaps some crushed oreos, or chips ahoy mixed into it.

I want a plain McFlurry now.

Caramel.

Or pecans.

Maple and pecan <3

Got to admire one man's dedication.

And I really like the symbolic characters.


It's funny how in religion, the right side is generally better...

and the liberals are on the right when they are considered the political left...
What?

Also, I started chuckling when I read the description for the professor.
Oh and I just noticed "Satan" behind the LIBERAL PROFESSOR and LIBERAL NEWS REPORTER

THEY ARE THE DEVIL
« Last Edit: February 15, 2011, 06:45:49 PM by Blockoman »

"Under God" was added cause we wanted to be better than them commies.

I'm quite fond of the picture as a picture.
The detail is quite well done.
Of course, I don't agree with his views, particularly placing The Origin Of Species directly next to Satan, which isn't just coincidence, since he claims to have had a reason to place every person in each position in stances for set reasons.

I don't know how your politics truly work in America, and it seems much more complicated with the number of different positions that people can have in politics, (Of course that's expected with as large a country as America), but it's clear when people are smearing as much biased criticism as they claim to despise, which this painter clearly does.

It's a real shame that politics and religion finds its way into every form of Art these days.
I'm sure I'm not the only one, but some people like to just enjoy Art without having to listen to it's one-sided messages.

InB4 inevitable religion war.
Don't call it a war.
It's a discussion.

God damnit, how did this get re-railed so quickly?

I'll get you back, Gadgets.


There's also THIS and THIS. Satan is in every painting!

I love the way that he puts every nation into the pictures, but there is never an English person there.


Yes there are.
Really?

Oh yeah, it's like Where's Wally/Waldo.

Where's The English!