Came across this one a couple of days ago and thought I should share it:
Sad, but true.
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Wait, wait, wait. Are you saying our current economic woes aren’t the fault of the guy who’s most visibly different from me?
It would be nice if we could place the blame for all our woes on one individual, whatever one it may be. This did not happen in a vacuum. No political goal, or political pit, ever happens without many other people supporting and taking actions to see it to fruition. We cannot trace the Inquisition to one single Pope, however much we want so to do. Please read Vaclav Havel’s book, The Art of the Impossible. If you are not part of the solution by your actions, by your inaction you become part of the problem. Get out and vote. Get out and support a candidate. Get out and become a candidate. My favorite Gandhi quote, “Be the change you want to see in the world.”
But it is a great poster.
😉
Peace.