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Like RabbitsPosted on Apr 27, 2010By Mr. Fish
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By TheHaplessCapitalist, April 28, 2010 at 12:35 pm Link to this comment
The (white) bunny is caged-up and we, the viewers,
are privy to its inner-thoughts and feelings. The
bunny articulates a double-edged sword: for it can
neither fuck something nor blow its head off. It
seems stuck in capitalistic purgatory.
The (innocent) girl finds the bunny cute, however
unwittingly, and insists upon banging on the glass in
spite of the directions not to. Her one-dimensional,
self-aggrandizing and consumer-oriented person is
sickening.
If anything, this cartoon is an excellent
Report thisrepresentation of Marx’s concept of Commodity
Fetishism.