Those are awesome. Thanks for posting them.
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Epic!
Edit: The second poster is telling; it admits that individuals would rather pay more than the price ceiling than go without a good or service.
Don't allow leftists to play games with definitions! Some of the libertarian-leaning leftists at this forum will try to redefine "left-wing" back to its original defition (Third Estate, limited government, free-markets, laissez-faire reforms, etc.). Fine! We non-leftists can't stop them from using their own personal definitions; they can use whatever labels they want to describe any concept they want.However, they have the audacity to then use their personal definition of "left-wing" (remember, the original definition, which is no longer valid) to prove that modern leftists are more libertarian than modern rightists! They will say that libertarianism is "inherently leftist" (again, using the original, no longer valid definition), and use that to insist that we should prefer and side with modern leftists over modern rightists.
Question their motives.
This is exactly the sort of propaganda we should seek to produce. Simple cartoons that are easy to photocopy and hand out as flyers, and can fit nicely on a T-Shirt. :)
Libertas est Veritas:The 'Rationing is a "must" until supply equals demand' poster is odd. By demand it seems to mean desire to buy, rather than ability to buy. A rather horrible abuse of the term. And also seems to advocate two distinct concepts: the wording advocates price controls until scarcity is removed and the drawings advocate price controls until some fantasy situation where everyone has an equal amount of everything. I love rational propaganda... I agree with liberty student; someone should make/design these kinds of posters for free market purposes (assuming they are more rational). Any good ideas on content?
I will see if I can make any crude drawings... if they don't pass my own critcism, I will just post the phrases here.
Nitroadict:I will see if I can make any crude drawings... if they don't pass my own critcism, I will just post the phrases here.
Okay, here's something I threw together real fast... I'm not terribly sure about it though.I was originally going to put "A Free Solution Awaits..." or "Free Agora Awaits...", but didn't feel like the earlier was pertinent enough, while the later being too vauge. Also, I realize the "equation" is very simplified, and could be easily intereptted as more of a radical leftist ad, but I figured it would appeal to those very leftists who may not be familiar with agora or the actual definition of free market. I was also considering putting the link in the poster for the wikipedia entry for free market, but thought it would be too long. I was also considering "Google: Agorism", or something shorter, etc.
Haha! Hilarious posters... nice post
...And nobody has ever taught you how to live out on the street, But now you're gonna have to get used to it...
liberty student: This is exactly the sort of propaganda we should seek to produce. Simple cartoons that are easy to photocopy and hand out as flyers, and can fit nicely on a T-Shirt. :)
Bureaucrash.org has some good stuff along these lines. Also I'm sure most people here are familiar with FEE's "Philosophy of Liberty" animation:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muHg86Mys7I
Not quite t-shirt material, but simple and clear for the masses.
The state won't go away once enough people want the state to go away, the state will effectively disappear once enough people no longer care that much whether it stays or goes. We don't need a revolution, we need millions of them.
If Agorism were so impotent as its detractors claim it is... why does the government fear a black market so much? This propaganda is telling. Counter-economics slices the soft underbelly of the state.
Pro Christo et Libertate integre!
Why don't they have those posters today?
Ego: Why don't they have those posters today?
Because they clearly state premises that can be argued against.
They've learned not to do that. Platitudes, raw emotional appeals, and empty promises are nearly as effective, and impossible to rationally fight. Besides, after 50 years of public schooling, the arguments made by these posters would just get a giant "huh?" from most of their target audience.
Has the illegal drug trade undermined the size of government?
N-A, I like your graphic, but I would lose the slogan, just keep the graphic and the bottom line.
I'm not sure if you are aware of this, but most people are not as intelligent as you.