Your Weimar Period Art Moment, Edition 2: 27 July, 2022
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Title "Republican Automata", artist George Grosz. Painted 1920. The Republican name is misleading to us: it doesn't refer to Republican in the American sense, but instead the German Republic sense shortly before the rise of German Nationalists under Ado|f Hi1ler. The scene remarks upon what was a common and rising sight to Grosz in Germany of 1919 and 1920: men with numerals instead of faces, or no face at all, in his opinion, ecstatically waving the national flag and cheering hurrah from empty heads, while their lower bodies contain cogs like machines, or are maimed by pointless war.
Put these figures in dark blue and you have the American policeman. Put a thin blue line flag in the left figure's pincers and what do you have? This is a Weimar depiction of what was Germany's version of z0g.
When does z0g tend to arise in a country?
Does it tend to misuse policemen, aka "Republican Automata", as its guard dogs?
What is z0g? Who is it?
This is how art makes the mind of man think. Leftists know how important it is. Art and language are perhaps their two greatest weapons. Traditionally the right and center have been arts illiterate and for decades, perhaps centuries.
Can we change this now, and begin to learn and use our enemy's best weapons?
Meme them till they cry,then make memes about them crying.
Yeah. The meme war has been fantastic. I want to see us build upon that and begin making art classical again, from federal to corporate to local. Trump is the only POTUS since JFK who understands this. He's written and signed an executive order mandating that federal buildings start being built exhibiting a classic and neoclassic, Greco-Roman style. A good example is the Lincoln Monument. He's also begun a federal stone garden. But I want to see Alegria and other similar globalist, Marxist, ewish art removed from all facets of Canadian, American and European culture and destroyed. This "artwork" deliberately dehumanizes the human form and robs it of individuality: the entire idea behind Alegria.
Look up Alegria. It exists. And its sudden appearance throughout the American and Canadian corporate world was not an accident at all. Its visual similarity to Soviet era communist art is unmistakable.