Street art epicnass

Lol. simply lol.

That "Hipster trap" there ^ just might be the most beautiful creation of street art I have ever seen. I suppose you guys would love it as well; that is of course, unless you don't know what a hipster is, or you are a f@#^x hipster yourself. The overpriced camera, retarded jewellery, and the ever-existing hipster specs make for a wonderful social observation. I bet they actually caught a few with that!

I really like it because the hipsters are the most annoying mainstream movement since the emos a bunch of years ago (oh the irony!) and the contents of the trap pretty much successfully summarize the main points of this movement, since you can't materialise instagram. It speaks the same way to anyone who knows about hipsters. Those who don't will learn and laugh, and them hipsters will probably still be walking around looking like a 90's nerd, with their cool (!) "Je m'en fiche" attitude.

I hate this one so much because it is good on its own

I can't believe anyone was ever retarded enough to believe this.

           Hello all you people;
So to start off straight away, this is the propaganda poster I have chosen for your viewing. This is an American propaganda poster from the WWII- Era, published with the aim of creating a pro-nuclear community against Japan, the then-national antagonist.

I find this propaganda poster especially successful, since it induces the fear of a terrible death by explosive force, falling debris, heavy burning, mutation and amputation etc. What makes it really well-thought though, is the fact that it also provides a not-so-plausable-but-oh-well kind of solution: nuking the Japs out of orbit.

This propaganda has also --apparently-- been successful, bearing in mind that the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings followed not so long therafter, not much to the resent of Americans at all, as a reasonably large number of Americans at the time considered the Japanese nation to be somewhat sub-human and very obviously worthy of being killed off completely. I guess you can say that the Americans were never too smart now, were they?