Freedom of Speech or Something More Sinister?

[1908Revelations]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

I was only offended by the picture of his children and the caption.

I would have like to have seen the Hillary gallery as well.

All in all, this isn't as repulsive to me as the chick who was allegedly giving herself miscarriages.

I am not saying people don't have the right to their own opinions about it -- I support his right to create as well as the rights of the dissenters.

I agree w/ everything you said. The pics of his children were more than below the belt, IMO.

[Dionysus]

Here's the Hillary gallery...

http://www.theassassinationofhillaryclinton.com/

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by Dionysus

Here's the Hillary gallery...

http://www.theassassinationofhillaryclinton.com/

Thanks!

Within the full context of the Clinton/Obama exhibits together, it seems that the artist was talking about character assassination and not assassinating through killing. If the artist him/herself isn't expousing sexist and racist views, he/she could've been talking about the sexist and racist views of the media (and the nonmedia who participate in the character assassination).

Obama's exhibit had a stronger impact on me because the images were more powerful.

[nittanyalum]

Originally Posted by Dionysus

Here's the Hillary gallery...

http://www.theassassinationofhillaryclinton.com/

Thanks for posting that, it at least satisfied my curiosity. Honestly, I didn't think it was nearly as inflammatory as the Obama one. In fact, the thing that stood out the most to me was that he (or she?) still got in a racist dig on the Hillary side (the campaign posters wall).

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by nittanyalum

Thanks for posting that, it at least satisfied my curiosity. Honestly, I didn't think it was nearly as inflammatory as the Obama one. In fact, the thing that stood out the most to me was that he (or she?) still got in a racist dig on the Hillary side (the campaign posters wall).

"The cure to N*****itis."

I'm really curious if the artist will say he/she is making that statement or that he/she is depicting a media portrayal.