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By @faerierealm ·

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"The Pendulum Begins to Swing the Other Way" Autocrats inevitably fail because at its core, autocracy does not care about the people, and eventually the people rise up and demand better treatment from their leaders. To update an old saying, "Ask not what you can do for your government, but rather what has your government done for you lately?" Seriously, has your government made YOUR life better, or is it wasting billions of dollars of your taxes every day on a war that only a quarter of the country agrees with? Demand better from your government! Model: GPT 1.5 Low

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  • political cartoon
  • anti-fascism
  • Viktor Orban
  • MAGA
  • no kings
  • no dictators
  • no fascism
  • protests
  • democracy
  • satire
  • authoritarianism
  • democracy defense
  • political satire
  • European politics

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A bold political cartoon in bright colors shows protesters shielding themselves from a large wrecking ball while two figures labeled "Viktor Orban" and "MAGA" sit nearby. Surrounding supporters hold signs saying "No Kings," "No Dictators," and "No Fascism," conveying a fierce, anti-authoritarian message. The satirical illustration critiques rising authoritarianism and emphasizes democracy, liberty, and the defense of democratic norms.

Comments (27)

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    Yeah, it does feel like the amount of people attending are getting bigger. Yeah, unfortunately I don't think Dems are as good at tooting their own horns. Under Biden, each month, employment increased so he's one of the few presidents that had the total number of emplyed persons higher for each year. Factories that closed under Trump's first term reopened under Biden. A lot of people care about jobs & employment and that should definitely be what the Dems trumpet during elections because more people have jobs under them. Oh well, preaching to the choir. I live in AZ and it's frustrating here. People who follow him are cultish, refuse to believe regular news. I think his stint as a reality star helped him to cultivate people to become followers and fans. That's a problem. Fans adore their object of focus and don't care about reality and don't want to know the reality.

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    Don't worry about not being able to join my blog challenges. I was just saying I was surprised, not trying to guilt trip you. It's just on my last blog challenge, I received more than 1,000 views, plus 2,700 claps but only about 5 people participated. Honestly I was ok with that because everyday I put participant's links into the blog description and this time I could experiment and found I could add their pics. If I had even 20 people doing it, I think I'd feel overwhelmed. I definitely wouldn't be able to feature all their pics because there's a picture limit I think of between 30 or 40. Anyways you're good. This platform takes up more time than I thought so if you're working fulltime, it must be really hard to keep up.

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    I appreciate it. I was lucky tho that all of my punk ones I did when you got the 3000 at 200. Now only my last 2 blogs were after they changed it. They're both over 200 but now have to reach 500. 500 is so hard! I can do 200 but I usually stop getting claps right after 200 on tutorials. Right now it's just my emoji and QT tutorial. If you do make it to the QT one, let me know if I missed anything. I made it because people asked me questions a couple of times and I decided that a blog is easier than answering in comments which don't leave enough space.

  • @faerierealm ·

    Yeah Dems could definitely get better at messaging, but fundamentally, I think there's a bigger problem: Americans are, statistically speaking, not as empathetic as, say, Scandinavians. The fact that 77 million Americans could vote for such a horrible, horrible man reflects that lack of empathy. And without empathy, the country is doomed, because people who only care about their own friends and family will, as a whole, lose to the machinations of the ultra-rich.

  • @faerierealm ·

    Yeah unfortunately I was on work travel for the last one, but my partner went, and we both attended the first two. Momentum is definitely shifting, and people are finally starting to realize that progressive candidates are the ones who actually care about regular working people. (Conservatives pay lip service to regular folks while actually serving the interests of the Epstein class.)

  • @base451121 ·

    That would indeed be fantastic and long overdue. Let's hope the people finally understand that kings can only do nonsense; we see what happens with Trump, Orban, Höcke, Erdogan, and the like. However weak democracy may be, it is and remains the best system!

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    omg! I know. 500 is really hard for my nonchallenge blogs. I get more than 2000 on my challenge blogs which surprises me because most of the people don't join in which is too bad.

  • @faerierealm ·

    P.S. But at least I was able to clap your Punk Worlds blog over 500 just now! (One of them, that is, as I see you have multiple haha.)

  • @faerierealm ·

    P.S. Recent research shows that conservatives have much less empathy than progressives. We made a short article about this and link to the original research paper: https://justpaste.it/iwicc

  • @faerierealm ·

    Thank you so much for your max claps! Especially now that it's harder to reach the new 500-clap threshold. 💖

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