A picture says a thousand words, and this Gary Varvel cartoon definitely exposes the government’s Ponzi system.
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S*U*P*E*R*B joke! SO TRUE!!!
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] already posted a very funny cartoon about Bernie Madoff and Social Security, but hopefully this video has more substantive arguments for [...]
[...] already posted a very funny cartoon about Bernie Madoff and Social Security, but hopefully this video has more substantive arguments for [...]
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] I also can’t resist linking to this cartoon, which makes the obvious connection between Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scheme and the one the [...]
[...] And let’s not forget the famous Bernie Madoff cartoon. [...]
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] not know specific numbers, but they know politicians have created a house of cards, which is why jokes about the system are so easily [...]
[...] column. I particularly like the reference to Social Security as a Ponzi scheme, which reminds me of this cartoon. There have been many frauds of historic proportions — for example, the financial pyramid [...]
[...] a good cartoon showing the difference between Social Security and a Ponzi scheme, and here’s another cartoon showing what inspired Bernie Madoff to steal so much money. Rate this:Share this:PrintEmailFacebookTwitterMoredeliciousDiggFarkLinkedInRedditStumbleUponLike [...]
[...] P.S. If you need to be cheered up after reading this post, here’s a good cartoon showing the difference between Social Security and a Ponzi scheme, and here’s another cartoon showing what inspired Bernie Madoff to steal so much money. [...]
[...] P.S. If you need to be cheered up after reading this post, here’s a good cartoon showing the difference between Social Security and a Ponzi scheme, and here’s another cartoon showing what inspired Bernie Madoff to steal so much money. [...]
[...] hoax in DC, as you can see from this sequester cartoon and this deficit reduction cartoon. This cartoon about Bernie Madoff and Social Security, however, is at the top of my [...]
[…] by the way, was part of my political cartoonist contest. His cartoon on Social Security and Bernie Madoff was my favorite, but the above cartoon would have been a good addition to the […]