As I see more of them, my enjoyment of Barry A. Deutsch's cartoons increases. I recommend you visit the Ampersand blog to check out the entire selection.
I enjoyed this one especially, as I can never understand how business leaders are so antagonistic toward Keynesian economics. When the economy starts to suffer, these paragons of independence approach the government on their knees, shaking their begging bowls with rage.
Your thoughts?
On doing an image search, I came across these great pictures. I will definitely be framing some for my place. Have a look at Building a World - The Explodingdog Store.
I still remember fondly the first computer ever to find its way into the family home. The Apple IIe was magic, allowing these clumsy finger to type badly, then delete the virtual mistakes.
It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. I think a good cartoon is worth at least five hundred. In that spirit, I give you five hundred words by Barry A. Deutsch from the Ampersand blog on the history of corporate responses to regulation.
Your thoughts?
A picture is worth a thousand word. A cartoon, maybe five hundred. In any case, I think this is a great illustration of the talk versus the results of conservative political philosophy.
Your thoughts?
Monte Kwinter was a force for the people of Toronto well before he became an MPP.
