Millennials Are Cooler With Socialism Than Capitalism on good.is ›

Red Scare, what Red Scare? During a recent Pew Research poll, staggering numbers came back revealing that almost half of people aged 18-29 see socialism as a positive.

good 4 months ago respond

The Communists Have Won

God bless the U.S.A. Read More ›

Dorsey Shaw 7 months ago 17 responses

Cold War Map Of US Government Facilities In 1967

Check out this Cold War relic that indicates where Eastern European officials could and could not travel in the United States in 1967. (via twitter.com) View Image ›

Dorsey Shaw 9 months ago 5 responses

The Best Advertisements Starring Osama Bin Laden

Who will lazy advertisers use as the embodiment of evil now that Osama bin Laden is dead? View List ›

Dorsey Shaw a year ago 25 responses

Op-Ed Columnist: The Larger Struggle on nytimes.com ›

A rivalry is growing between democratic capitalist and state capitalist systems.

NYTimes a year ago respond

Monopoly Timeline

At some point in the game, Monopoly becomes the single most hateful and vindictive experience a family ever goes through. View Image ›

Tanner Ringerud 2 years ago 2 responses

Bush Joker Posters

Vanity Fair published this Bush Joker picture in 2008, titled “No Joke.” This one's a much better drawing than those Obama Joker posters, but could use some dumb commentary like “Ice Cream Rocks” along the bottom. View Image ›

Brian Ries 2 years ago 20 responses

The Story of Stuff

“The Story of Stuff” is a whimsical cartoon about the perils of our consumption-driven society that is apparently very popular in America's schools. I like adorable Communist propaganda as much as the next person, but this strikes me as pretty radical for school. But I guess kids get the “capitalism is good” viewpoint, you know, all the time, so it can't hurt to hear a counterpoint. (Note: this is just a teaser for the 20-minute cartoon.) Watch Video ›

Sarah Morgan 3 years ago respond

Blockbuster Oven

This is actually not performance art but a real, cake-baking oven photographed in Liberia. Life lesson: unorthodox ovens lead to panty-dropping and delicious desserts. View Image ›

Amanda Dobbins 3 years ago 8 responses

Adam Smith, Socialist on newyorker.com ›

The New Yorker traces the principal of “spreading the wealth” through taxation to none other than uber-capitalist Adam Smith.

Reddit Top Links 3 years ago respond