Tax The Rich Posters and Art Prints

No such thing as an ethical billionaire.

Make them useful.

Eat the Rich and Spit Them Out

The quote "Eat The Rich" is credited to the Enlightenment thinker Jean-Jacques Rousseau, as cited in Adolphe Thiers' History of the French Revolution, with the quote: “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.” This phrase gained prominence during the counterculture movement of the '60s and '70s and remains a common slogan among contemporary protestors and activists.

Eat The Rich - skeleton! Let us eat the rich! Grab your forks and sickles, tonight we dine on the bourgeoisie.

orcas say eat the rich

Nothing like a nice warm plate of Eat the Rich to start your day off right!

Fuck the rich

Eat the rich

Eat The Rich

Hang The Rich Kitty

Gladys will serve you

Anti Capitalist. When the poor Rob the rich it’s called theft, when the rich rob the poor it’s called business.

Fear The Rich

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eat the rich not the animals

boo rich people

Eat the Rich

Hopefully all it takes is this shirt for billionaires to realize that no one needs that much money.

Eating the rich can be a celebration!

Part of a healthy and nutritious diet!

It needs no further explanation. It's what's for dinner.

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an illustration of a gas mask with text New World Disorder, Global Tour 2020

Eat The Rich

Billionaires are edible

Eat The Rich - sketch

Cancell al billionaires Tax the rich Eat the rich

all billionaires go to hell change my mind

Black and White design

vintage

Billionaires shouldn't exist

the ole punk rock fall back By the late 1970s, the popularity of punk rock was growing at an unprecedented rate, and the number of punk rock bands, led by a new generation that had finally found its voice, grew with it. As a result, this once-underground culture, founded by a small group of rock and roll legends in Greenwich Village during the early 1970s, experienced an explosion of post-punk musical subgenres before ultimately going mainstream. As a result, the punk aesthetic, as defined by Jamie Reid in the mid-1970s, became remixed and reinterpreted in new ways. While some bands, such as LA HC Bands, began to add more hand-drawn illustrative elements to their posters, other acts, like UK HC, made subtle changes to the posters & flyers

Make a statement against wealth inequality, economic injustice and corporate greed. Wear it proudly and advocate for a fairer, more equitable society.

Or we could continue to simp for a capitalist structure that hates us. That's cool, too.

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