Archive for comics
Frank and Ernest Understand the Fed
Posted by: |I was slightly surprised to see a not-so-subtle comment on the Federal Reserve in the comic Frank and Ernest this week. Check this out:

Way to go, Thaves!
Tags: comics, economics, Federal Reserve, humor, inflation
5 out of 5 Chewbacca’s Agree: Ron Paul is the Man
Posted by: |People send me political cartoons & pictures all the time via email and Facebook, and sometimes I just find great stuff on the ‘net. Here are a few good ones I received/found recently.
Chewbacca finds the freedom movement on Earth… May the Rebel Alliance never die!
Okay, I have no idea what is going on here… Moving on…
Scott sent me this lovely explanatory pie graph of theft in America:
I absolutely adore Pearls Before Swine; I’m pretty certain it is the best widely circulated comic in print right now. However, this comic from last Sunday is missing the point somewhat…
Unfortunately, the author doesn’t quite understand that the only reason these bankers can do these despicable things is because the government enables them to do so. Just check out Tom Wood’s book Meltdown or peruse through the Bailout Reader on Mises.org and find out why.
Coincidentally, today’s comic is about the economy as well. Funny stuff!
Tags: comics, economics, humor, taxes
One Ring to Rule Them All
Posted by: |I just found a stupendous editorial cartoon, written by Terrence Nowicki, Jr. at This Is Historic Times:
Awesome work, Terrence, keep it up!
(This cartoon reminds me of this post from January.)
Tags: comics, Obama
Washington to the Rescue!
Posted by: |The irony in this editorial cartoon is excruciating.
The cartoon describes the situation perfectly, and quite profoundly as well. Banks have drowned themselves in bad debt, and those that were irresponsible are calling out for the government to save them from their own stupidity. They are requesting for privatizing whatever profits they have gained in the past, but socializing their losses now to us through the forceful arm of the State. And because the government is quite friendly with these folks, it is quite willing to go through with the plan.
Look at the cartoon again, think about how the events will unfold. Eventually, the water level will get below the valve and no more will go through. What will happen. You guessed it, both will drown.
A friend opined to me recently how these bailouts are like business-Viagra. But you can’t give Viagra to someone terminally ill and expect them to be “stimulated” (pardon the semi-crude statement), in fact it will probably make them worse. Likewise, you can’t absorb debt like this and expect no consequences. Sounds like another political cartoon in the works…
Hat tip to Chris and Young Americans for Liberty for posting this.
Tags: bailouts, comics





