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Direct Action Comix (#3) (posted 20 July 2013, 10am / revised 10am)

Here's a cartoon of a politician standing behind a lectern, giving a speech, far out on the edge of a plank which is hanging over the drop-off of a cliff. The other side of the plank, on the ground, is weighted down with a crowd of people looking on and listening to the speech, some with signs and placards. One person, from the back of the crowd, is stepping off the plank that they are helping to hold down. The caption, above, reads: THE PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THEIR TRUE POWER.

(Via Roderick Long (2013-06-25), Shorter La Boétie.)

Also.

GT 2006-07-06: Direct Action Comix #2 (Cat and Girl versus Current Events)
GT 2006-04-16: Direct Action Comix (from Calvin & Hobbes)

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