Website review: Pirates and Emperors
anjinsf discovered this in Politics
•26 reviews since Oct 15, 2004
politics, video, humor
•piratesandemperors.com
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anjinsf discovered 45 months ago- This playful but pointed cartoon shows that while Uncle Sam has been an especially bad apple of late, he's following a pattern of bad behavior which goes back decades.
- uriel1998 rated 5 weeks ago
- While critics decry the United States' current brand of military and economic imperialism as dangerously unprecedented, great powers have been throwing their weight around like schoolyard bullies since St. Augustine's time. This playful but pointed cartoon shows that while Uncle Sam has been an especially bad apple of late, he's following a pattern of bad behavior which goes back decades.
- AngelaHayden rated 7 weeks ago
- My 11 year old daughter really enjoyed this cartoon. Me, too.
- beautifulcorpse rated 7 months ago
- Too good.
- ButtholeSurfer rated 8 months ago
- So true, so true. That need to be posted everywhere.
- Tartessos rated 12 months ago
- I think MahjonggPlayr said it best: "Show it to all the kids in your house, because it's never to early to learn to hate fascist imperialism."
- Mystakaphoros rated 16 months ago
- Cute propaganda from OUR side. I like the Augustine quote, though... gonna have to do more research on that one.
- tguyton rated 17 months ago
- hilarious, and it hits pretty close to home.
- john77075 rated 17 months ago
- Great little film, but, don't forget we got the most money, hehe
- kaisx rated 18 months ago
- lol, a duck will always be a duck.
- edibiase rated 25 months ago
- apparently the dark side of the US set to School House Rock-esque tunes
