Occupy Wall Street
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Occupy Wall Street Cartoons
The Occupy movement was started by the Canadian ad firm AdBusters and driven online by the hacker group Anonymous. The Daily Dose has taken the movement, its nemeses, and some of the related hilarious ironies to task with pen and paper.
What is #OccupyWallSteet about?
OWS about, by and for the people?
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Book You Never Read > Brain Share > How #OWS Loves Capitalism
Not Your Typical Illustrated Venn Diagram
As #OccupyWallStreet and #OccupyTogether took to the streets of New York, Oakland, Hong Kong, and hundreds of cities around the world in late October, 2011, Laughzilla of TheDailyDose.com created this book title you never read drawing by hand from the inspiring splinter group names for #OWS including #OccupyWords #OccupyWalMart and many others.
Book You Never Read > Shoe String Theory
How All Soles Are Connected
In October, 2011, #OccupyPhysics examined the #OccupyWallStreet and other #Occupy movements, ie: #OccupyTogether , #OccupyEverywhere , #OccupyBoston - and then put to paper the notion of shoestring theory, which states that all soles are connected by tiny little strings. This epic book title you never read was hand-drawn by laughzilla for thedailydose.com
Black Walnut feat. Herman Cain
#OccupyIceCream
Occupy Wall Street protesters as Bankers LOL
Bird's eye view of the OccupyWallStreet demonstrations
Wal*Mart shareholder Mrs. Walton and the 99%
#OccupyWalMart cartoon
In 2011, America's wealthiest 1% controlled more than a third of its wealth. America's wealthiest woman at the time is the widow Mrs. Christy Walton, a major shareholder of the WalMart retail chain. She inherited her fortune from her late husband, John, who passed away in 2005. This cartoon satirizes the fortune of Wal*Mart heiress Mrs. Walton and her sympathetic compassion with the 99% occupy wall street protesters in this editorial business cartoon by laughzilla for thedailydose.com
LMFAO #OccupyWallStreet cartoon
What some Occupy Wall Street protesters want
Many large media outlets have poked holes in the OccupyWallStreet and Occupy Everywhere movements by saying that the movement lacks any unified goals. Laughzilla took this issue to task with this editorial political business cartoon for the daily dose, pointing out the irony of the charge, the state of affairs, and the commercial mask from V for Vendetta owned by Time Warner being used to hide the faces of many demonstrators.
Selling Anonymous Mask and Slogan to OWS protesters
editorial cartoon of the big corporate commercial interests in the Occupy Wall Street movement
Capitalism was at the center of a large number of Occupy Wall Street protesters in the Autumn of 2011. Laughzilla took the irony of the Time Warner corporation's ownership of the V for Vendetta mask which many fans of the Anonymous hacker group used and thus promoted, thus contributing to the wealth of the very system they despise.
On TV: Occupy Wall Street -- At Work: Making more money
#OccupyWallStreet on TV while business is hard at working
There was constant media coverage of the OccupyWallStreet movement during its first month. All the same, business is business and kept on working. This cartoon looks at the fictitious reality of managing company strategy at a particle board corporation during this time, as an editorial business cartoon by Laughzilla for thedailydose.com
Hu Wants You to #OccupyWalMart
editorial business cartoon about #OccupyWallStreet
China is one major country that likes big capitalist American consumerism. That fact is taken to task by Laughzilla for The Daily Dose in this editorial business cartoon of President Hu Jintao as a parody of the iconic US Uncle Sam Wants You poster.
This was the first published OccupyWallStreet cartoon by TheDailyDose.com
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Edutopia
Feb 14, 2012 @ 5:35 am | delete
- OWS needs to figure out when it will be right for OWS to transition from a show of force protest movement that it currently is to one that disrupts the political process more directly by either voting or disrupting the flow of money to the major parties.
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greatpicker Feb 14, 2012 @ 1:56 pm | delete
- Thanks, Edutopia :) If you enjoyed these cartoons, you might also like other #occupy cartoons I have drawn and posted over on http://thedailydose.com
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Close2Art
Oct 31, 2011 @ 4:41 pm | delete
- Therse are some great cartoons, blessed...:)rob
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greatpicker Feb 14, 2012 @ 1:55 pm | delete
- Thanks, Close2Art :) If you like, checkout the other #occupy cartoons I have drawn and posted over on http://thedailydose.com
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KingLobster
Oct 31, 2011 @ 3:09 pm | delete
- Now this is an interesting take on Occupy Wall Street. Nice lens.
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greatpicker Feb 14, 2012 @ 1:54 pm | delete
- Thanks, KingLobster :) I've been drawing a bunch more #occupy cartoons over on http://thedailydose.com . Cheers!
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Margaret_Schaut
Oct 25, 2011 @ 8:59 am | delete
- I've featured this on my own page, and given you the works. Let's see what happens!
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greatpicker Oct 26, 2011 @ 7:59 am | delete
- Thanks, Margaret :) Cheers!
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