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Poster in support of the 2011 Revolutions


Mohamed Bouazizi
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~pohlll Aug 31, 2011  Professional Interface Designer
yo!!! you're a big head, as we say:)
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*Flying-Glove Aug 31, 2011   Traditional Artist
Wonderful quote, perfect for our times. Hasta la victoria siempre!
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*Laghing-rabt Aug 31, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
and we aint done yet, just watch the next couple of months in the western world. 2011 is a hell of a year, just waiting for how the next couple of years are going to play out.
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We've had our Arab Spring now, let's have a Red October
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Mood: Joy *Laghing-rabt Aug 31, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
all these cases of direct action and solidarity gets me giggly like a school girl. The protests in Wisconsin got me so excited, especially when I heard Egyptian protesters where buying them pizza. and then the occupation on wall street sparking similar protests in several other countries financial districts at the same time. Anonymous' efforts, the planned protest on D.C. in October, etc. Some of the more politically aware musicians like Lupe Fiasco, Drop Kick Murphies, and the Tossers are getting into it even. such an exciting time to see people finally fighting back. This kind of thing, once it gets started easily has the potential to grow exponentially, and want to see how far people are willing to take it.
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:iconparty9999999:
Let's just hope this is 1917 rather then 1968.
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*Laghing-rabt Aug 31, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
I want to see collectivization to start to kick into gear, like the revolution in Catalonia in the 30's.
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