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gstuedler 🇺🇸 🇧🇧 🇺🇦
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@gstuedler.bsky.social
11 months ago
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#uncle_sam

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Tom Rich (the one who is really rich)
Tom Rich (the one who is really rich)
@tomrich52.bsky.social
1 year ago

Udo Lindenberg hat das seinerzeit wirklich ironisch gesungen: In 15 Minuten....
Seitdem ist Der RUSSE-immer-alles sogar aus Schland abgezogen und auch seit 30 Jahren nicht wieder aufgetaucht.
Während #Uncle_Sam aus Ramstein die halbe Welt mit Morddrohnen beglückt. POOTEEN schreien oder nachdenken?

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The Sage
The Sage
@the-sage.bsky.social
1 year ago
Editorial cartoon 1897 "IN THE HANDS OF HIS PHILANTHROPIC FRIENDS" by #Charles_Jay_Taylor ( #C_J_TAYLOR ) (1855-1929) depicting three "gentlemen" walking along with "Uncle Sam" in the middle wearing red and white striped pants, blue long coat with lots of white stars and a straw hat with red, white and blue band carrying a brown bag marked "U.S.". Uncle Sam is being led by two smiling corpulent well-dressed men: "TRUSTS" on the right and "MONOPOLIES" on the left. MONOPOLIES is pick-pocketing Uncle Sam's wallet from his right pocket while TRUSTS has his hand in Uncle Sam's left pocket. #DOES_THIS_LOOK_FAMILIAR? " #TRUSTS & #MONOPOLIES CONTROLLING #UNCLE_SAM " #HAVE_WE_LEARNED_NOTHING? ©Bettmann / Contributor / #Bettmann / #Getty_Images "In the Hands of His Philanthropic Friends" by C.J. Taylor is a satirical critique of the powerful influence monopolies and trusts had over the U.S. government during the Gilded Age. By depicting Uncle Sam being led by these corpulent figures, the cartoon highlights concerns about corporate greed and the need for regulatory reforms to protect the public interest. By the late 19th century, there was a growing public outcry against the power of monopolies and trusts. Many people believed that these large corporations wielded too much influence and were corrupting the political system.

Editorial cartoon 1897 "IN THE HANDS OF HIS PHILANTHROPIC FRIENDS" by #Charles_Jay_Taylor ( #C_J_TAYLOR ) (1855-1929) depicting three "gentlemen" walking along with "Uncle Sam" in the middle wearing red and white striped pants, blue long coat with lots of white stars and a straw hat with red, white and blue band carrying a brown bag marked "U.S.". Uncle Sam is being led by two smiling corpulent well-dressed men: "TRUSTS" on the right and "MONOPOLIES" on the left. MONOPOLIES is pick-pocketing Uncle Sam's wallet from his right pocket while TRUSTS has his hand in Uncle Sam's left pocket. #DOES_THIS_LOOK_FAMILIAR? " #TRUSTS & #MONOPOLIES CONTROLLING #UNCLE_SAM " #HAVE_WE_LEARNED_NOTHING? ©Bettmann / Contributor / #Bettmann / #Getty_Images "In the Hands of His Philanthropic Friends" by C.J. Taylor is a satirical critique of the powerful influence monopolies and trusts had over the U.S. government during the Gilded Age. By depicting Uncle Sam being led by these corpulent figures, the cartoon highlights concerns about corporate greed and the need for regulatory reforms to protect the public interest. By the late 19th century, there was a growing public outcry against the power of monopolies and trusts. Many people believed that these large corporations wielded too much influence and were corrupting the political system.

1897 "IN THE HANDS OF HIS PHILANTHROPIC FRIENDS"
by #Charles_Jay_Taylor ( #C_J_TAYLOR ) (1855-1929)
#DOES_THIS_LOOK_FAMILIAR?
" #TRUSTS & #MONOPOLIES CONTROLLING #UNCLE_SAM "
#HAVE_WE_LEARNED_NOTHING?
© Bettmann / #Bettmann / #Getty_Images

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AreKayHen
AreKayHen
@pencilartiststudio.bsky.social
1 year ago

Hello, everyone. Reilly Hendrix here.

As an American, I feel like I should say something about... you know... current events.

Blog Link:
arekayhen.blogspot.com/2024/11/my-f...

#election #politics #USA #future #founding_fathers #american #message #Uncle_Sam

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