The Ruling Clawss: Not Much Has Changed Since 1935
Featured below is a series of cartoons called “The Ruling Clawss” that were published in the “Daily Worker” magazine in 1935. As you can see, nothing much has changed since those days…
10 thoughts on “The Ruling Clawss: Not Much Has Changed Since 1935”
Liberals can find no joy, no hope, in anything.
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Hahahahaha…Communist humor is *SO* funny…
…until you are ruled by Marxists.
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Where exactly is the problem? Capitalism as it is. As long as you yourself keep supporting the system, the system will suck you dry. You buy stuff you dont need with the money you dont have to impress the people you dont even know. Blah, blah.. Tyler Durden.
From Latvia, with love.
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Some people think they are only one step from being a Fat Cat themselves. Soon as they get that winning lottery ticket.
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The cover art indicates that these were published in The Daily Worker. The Daily Worker was that official publication of the American Communist Party. OP says they started in 1934, which was pretty much the depths of the depression. So, instead of being timeless humor, these are really official propaganda of the Communist Party at the time when the viability of the US was being openly questioned by its own citizens. The portrayals claim to be humorous but are instead political propaganda.
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Everything is political propaganda
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Not everything, there is also religious propaganda. They’re a lot of
crazy bas&ards peddling this as well.
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The world evolved. The U.S. stands still.
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Wow…seems a lot of people are wound up a bit too tightly.
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The American dream is a lie to keep the slaves in the hamster wheel.
Liberals can find no joy, no hope, in anything.
Hahahahaha…Communist humor is *SO* funny…
…until you are ruled by Marxists.
Where exactly is the problem? Capitalism as it is. As long as you yourself keep supporting the system, the system will suck you dry. You buy stuff you dont need with the money you dont have to impress the people you dont even know. Blah, blah.. Tyler Durden.
From Latvia, with love.
Some people think they are only one step from being a Fat Cat themselves. Soon as they get that winning lottery ticket.
The cover art indicates that these were published in The Daily Worker. The Daily Worker was that official publication of the American Communist Party. OP says they started in 1934, which was pretty much the depths of the depression. So, instead of being timeless humor, these are really official propaganda of the Communist Party at the time when the viability of the US was being openly questioned by its own citizens. The portrayals claim to be humorous but are instead political propaganda.
Everything is political propaganda
Not everything, there is also religious propaganda. They’re a lot of
crazy bas&ards peddling this as well.
The world evolved. The U.S. stands still.
Wow…seems a lot of people are wound up a bit too tightly.
The American dream is a lie to keep the slaves in the hamster wheel.