As a Graphic Designer, I found it appropriate.
As a Graphic Designer, I found it appropriate.
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It certainly covers all the bases.
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I know, right? It's perfect.
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Money, a Swastica and a Cross. beautiful.
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Swastikas technically already include the kind of cross the Romans would have actually used
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I also see an Odal Rune very appropriate and quite popular with the far right.
The SS used a slightly different version, but I’ve seen this one more frequently.
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I am saving it to my political images folder. This design is a perfect encapsulation of the shittier aspects of society.
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What other stuff you got in there?
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Here ya go.
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Looks blurry compared to OPs image which appears to be vector graphics. Just saying. Image compression perhaps?
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I love this, so I took a moment and recreated it as a vector image. Here it is if anyone wants it for printing or whatever. I squared the edges so it's more versatile, too. (Sorry for the google links, I know it's ironic and not ideal. The previews look weird, but the files will download fine.)
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I do like the idea of capitalisms colour being yellow.
This is far too orange to be appropriate however.
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It's gold-like, which seems congruent to me. Yellow by itself doesn't say too much about capitalism, maybe anarcho-capitalism, but not capitalism as a whole.
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That's where my mind was at but didn't want to directly reference actual propaganda. anarchy and capitalism are mutually exclusive.
@jjjalljs@ttrpg.network got the right idea. yellow = cowardice.
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The orange version actually matches pretty nicely with the world's current political dumpsterfire.
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Libertarians do often wear gold colored ties to visually indicate their political leanings.
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"Gold" (that orange-y yellow), as well as regular yellow, is historically the color associated with liberalism (as in capitalism).
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Agreed. Orange is more of a fascism kind of color.
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Why yellow over red or green?
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Red is already taken, and green implies environmentalism.
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Cause it's piss
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It's the favorite color of ancaps
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I think it should be purple. Historically, that was the color of the royalty and the wealthy
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True, but Feudalism hasn't been a powerhouse of global politics as of late.
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c/designporn
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For those who didn't notice, there's a swastika hidden in the
$
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Is this the new official flag of the USA?
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No, just the flag of the Gulf of America.
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I haven't been this thrilled about a design since Tui's logo.
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fair, tui is pretti gud too <3
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Instead of yellow, black, and white it should be red, black, and white. This way, everyone can see where capitalism is heading to.
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the yellow-orange colour represents gold, an obsession with material goods. I think it makes sense personally.
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Also, most fast food colors are yellow and orange to make you hungry, so yeah it works from multiple angles
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It's also the color associated with liberalism (as in capitalism).
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its already pretty obvious from the logo i feel... no need to over-epmhasize it..
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“Heil the Oligarchs”
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It looks like intersecting swastikas than a dollar sign. Which is kinda fitting...
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I am not sure why the down vote, that is the literal intention of the design.
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I really wish swastikas were not used in connection to Nazi stuff, but what's done is done.
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I agree. It is an ancient, ancient symbol in many cultures. I had Hindu neighbors that put swastikas on their door during Hindu festivals and prior to the Nazi rise to power it was just a symbol of good luck in the West.
Also they ruined the toothbrush mustache. Once during the end of a no shave November I decided to see how I would look with that mustache... and I honestly thought it looked good on me.
But I knew I had to shave it off because there was no way I could keep it. Made me hate Hitler more than I already did.
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I feel like watching Disturbed's cover of Land of Confusion again.
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Goddamn that music video is something else.
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Yeah sadly now it's the 6 o'clock news.
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I know what you mean. The original has been ringing in my ears since mid-February.
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The original at least had some levity.
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I think it would look better if it was Dollar green.
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Gold has a broader meaning.
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Looks like an angry duck 🦆
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It took me a few tries to see that
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maybe havin two lines would make it more obvious that its supposed to be merican moni symbol... i feel that the reference would still be easily recognizable.
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The international dollar (int'l dollar or intl dollar, symbols Int'l$., Intl$., Int$), also known as Geary–Khamis dollar (symbols G–K$ or GK$), is a hypothetical unit of currency that has the same purchasing power parity that the U.S. dollar had in the United States at a given point in time
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_dollar
$ is also used in many fictional settings as a currency symbol, often in video games.
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also known as Geary–Khamis dollar
Lol those two dudes really got to attach their name to this idea? The idea that we can use '$' to symbolize a hypothetical currency equivalent to USD?
Really??? Good for them I guess...
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