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    To quote invisableman's review: It's known that these words did not come from Shakespeare but those who are pointing this out are missing the point of this all together. Looking at the drawing will explain that at best. The point is a comparison of Caesar and Bush. That's what... more

    Reviewed by 7Blistex7 Nov 09, 10:39pm ( 23 reviews ) • tuxick.net

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  • Rated by teripiper on Nov 20, 8:26am

    This IS true. Who cares who said it. The true message and inference is totally and completely what counts. Even though Caesar may not have said this, he sure did it. That is ALL that counts. We ARE living this right now. Let this NOT be our futures or the legacy that we leave for our offspring and theirs. Teri Piper

  • Rated by 7Blistex7 on Nov 09, 10:39pm

    To quote invisableman's review: It's known that these words did not come from Shakespeare but those who are pointing this out are missing the point of this all together. Looking at the drawing will explain that at best. The point is a comparison of Caesar and Bush. That's what this cartoon is all about. Very well thought out too I might add. I am glad we have means to lighten 'the load within us' when it comes to politics. Ahem.. Excuse me while I go to the loo! I've had too much duck to digest regarding my previous reviews! I fear all others will not get the reference! lol!

  • Reviewed by axe85 on Oct 05, 8:03am

    certainly doesn't read like Shakespeare. Guess this is for those who have never read anything from the 16th century, here's a hint- this is not how they talked (wrote). From shiftplus: The main problem I have the piece, though, is that it implies that it's just Bush (or Regan, or Bush Sr., or whoever the fuck else at the time) that is at fault for causing the myriad problems the planet faces socially and economically, rather than underlying commodity-exchange, patriarchal, classist and authoritarian systems of societal control. Cutting the head off of the beast has already proved entirely fruitless: how much has changed since Obama got into power? Fuck all. And it won't. Complete destruction of sexist, racist and classist paradigms is what's required to end war, not a different 'leader'.

  • Rated by audieo57 on Aug 19, 9:17am

    Caesar - this prety much sums up the Bush years unfortunately.

  • Rated by cahl on Aug 19, 2:09am

    http://www.snopes.com/quotes/caesar.asp Ah the internet. Gotta love it. (I still like the quote tho)

  • Rated by Faim2009 on Mar 19 2009, 6:46am

    I think that pretty much sums it up. I am going to go get blind drunk and try not to think about where we're headed.

  • Rated by shiftplus on Mar 18 2009, 3:26am

    Banal, stilted and certainly wrongly attributed.The main problem I have the piece, though, is that it implies that it's just Bush (or Regan, or Bush Sr., or whoever the fuck else at the time) that is at fault for causing the myriad problems the planet faces socially and economically, rather than underlying commodity-exchange, patriarchal, classist and authoritarian systems of societal control. Cutting the head off of the beast has already proved entirely fruitless: how much has changed since Obama got into power? Fuck all. And it won't. Complete destruction of sexist, racist and classist paradigms is what's required to end war, not a different 'leader'.

  • Rated by mjskylark on Mar 15 2009, 4:23pm

    Not truly a quote from Shakespeare but the point being the parallel between Caesar and Bush...

  • Rated by invisableman on Mar 14 2009, 4:16am

    It's known that these words did not come from Shakespeare but those who are pointing this out are missing the point of this all together. Looking at the drawing will explain that at best. The point is a comparison of Caesar and bush. That's what this cartoon is all about. Very well thought out too I might add.