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It is sad that we talk about the "UNION" label, but we don't support it. Everything in America is outsourced, so I am not surprised. Martin Luther King's ideologies might be more accepted and practiced in China then it is here.
The little cone hat is a bit much (odd from a people who have experienced so much racism) but it is disappointing even this is being outsourced. I'd love to see a bit more chromatic diversity on the design and construction fronts, not just black folk. Dr. King was about equality for all.
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Oh dear!
ReplyDeleteMy Wordless Wednesday post is up too! :)
We apologize for putting Reba's link up twice... it was an 'ooopppsss' moment.
ReplyDeleteWe love your cartoon. Happy Wordless/Woofless Wednesday.
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That is a shame when we have so many talented American artists.
ReplyDeleteHi Villager, I hope that life is treating you well.
ReplyDeleteSucks doesn't it? I've discussed this subject so harshly I don't even have anything else to say.
yeah this is sad. but still funny.
ReplyDeleteoh dear, that is true its a shame a lot of American people got laid off lately..
ReplyDeleteI'm not liking the out sourcing to China at all, including this one. Have a great day Villager. :)
ReplyDeletelol..thanks for sharing, Mine is up at 4 Seasons Of My LifeM. Hope you can visit me too.
ReplyDeleteIt is sad that we talk about the "UNION" label, but we don't support it. Everything in America is outsourced, so I am not surprised.
ReplyDeleteMartin Luther King's ideologies might be more accepted and practiced in China then it is here.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI loved the cartoon,
So true. Very glad I found your blog
Sharon
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The little cone hat is a bit much (odd from a people who have experienced so much racism) but it is disappointing even this is being outsourced. I'd love to see a bit more chromatic diversity on the design and construction fronts, not just black folk. Dr. King was about equality for all.
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