Gambit by frogdot

Bryce • Still Life • posted on Oct 22, 2006

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In the real world, two wrongs don't make a right. In politics, two wrongs can make a right, if you use a good enough excuse that fools enough people and gets you sympathy from the voters. Three wrongs can cancel two rights, if you have enough money to buy extra commercials and make a convincing smear against the other side. Now, if you mix equal amounts of mudslinging, empty promises, criminal wrongdoing and dirty tricks and as long as you don't let truth get in the way of your facts, this can be made into a powerful concoction quaranteed to get you reelected. If it doesn't and you get caught.... well, there's always rehab.

Comments (11)

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Sekadhar

8:55AM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Perfect render and image! Superb work!!!

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Mondwin

8:59AM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Yes really a fantastic artwork..bravo!!V:DDD.Hugsxx

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moonhawk

9:10AM | Sun, 22 October 2006

The image is top notch! The words are so dang true they're excrutiatingly painful.

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IO4

10:01AM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Wonderful modelling and perspective (not forgetting the message too)!

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MagikUnicorn

10:10AM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Very COOL N E A T

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kjer_99

11:26AM | Sun, 22 October 2006

cool image and absolutely correct as to the commentary. I'm so sick of the extreme left and right elements of our two political parties controlling and destroying so much hard-won legislation for the betterment of the little guy--a lot of it created because lives were lost in furthering the cause--for the sake of some half-cocked ideology. Legislation that was created because of such sacrifices of the ordinary person should not be so be dispatched in such a cavalier fashion. It should be guarded and protected by our representatives, not dismantled for the benefit of the rich and powerful. On the other hand, the third component of the above is a population that is willfully ignorant of the social history of the past hundred years and who can't be bothered to keep informed as to what is really going on in Washington because "Politics don't affect me." No. Not much, they don't. Well, you really set me off with this one, didn't you? grin.

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Dinhi

11:45AM | Sun, 22 October 2006

Could not have said it thought it better myself. After all, they all begin as lawyers.... Super image Dave, the reflective energy is strong. [=

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wawadave

11:59AM | Sun, 22 October 2006

[quote]In the real world, two wrongs don't make a right. In politics, two wrongs can make a right, if you use a good enough excuse that fools enough people and gets you sympathy from the voters. Three wrongs can cancel two rights, if you have enough money to buy extra commercials and make a convincing smear against the other side. Now, if you mix equal amounts of mudslinging, empty promises, criminal wrongdoing and dirty tricks and as long as you don't let truth get in the way of your facts, this can be made into a powerful concoction quaranteed to get you reelected. If it doesn't and you get caught.... well, there's always rehab.[/quote] May the truth no matter who speaks it allways be heard!!!! very nice picture too!!!

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