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Ben and the Fat Cat Banksters, 2011
- Fat cat excesses include: a gold G-Sachs charm, a gold BofA belt buckle, gold JPM capped teeth, smoke dollar signs being blown, guzzling a martini, passing out with an empty beer mug, a money-folded paper airplane (on floor toward bottom right), torn pants for becoming too "big for the britches"
- "HYPER" printing level symbolizing the potential of hyperinflation
- Globe carpet being lit on fire from Fed's printing press exploding on the right and money-rolled cigar dropping ashes on the left
- A cat litter box painted like the American flag
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Democracy, 2012
- Free market entrepreneur walking away from capitalism (building) on a tightrope while balancing government intervention and entitled moochers, which both make up the perspective of the majority of voters
- Entitled guy taking money from entrepreneur's pocket, while attempting to cut rope. Social security card, union card, food stamp, healthcare card, and unemployment check falling out of his own pocket
- Uncle Sam reaching in entrepreneur's pocket while holding a gun to his head
- Tower crane symbolizing the required repair of messaging around capitalism
- Reflection at top of building to highlight the productive mind of the entrepreneur
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Equality vs. Inequality, 2012
- Equality in stormy darkness symbolized by tombstones of Nazism, Russian communism, and Mao Zedong communism
- Inequality in the sunshine symbolized by a woman paying a mechanic for fixing her sports car while a hopeful homeless person looks for a donation
- American flag hung upside down symbolizing a country in distress and lying limp in question of which way the wind will blow between the philosophies
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Either-Or, 2012
- The dollar sign as the historical symbol of capitalism
- Collectivism symbolized by half the dollar sign as fiat paper currency being
torn apart underground by the parasite masses that collectivism and fiat
money cultivate
- Individualism symbolized by gold representative of sound money in the sun
and on solid ground with a single flower representative of the individual and
productivity that individualism and sound money cultivate
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