GENERAL ELECTION 2010: Labour’s ‘Toon Army
Are you enjoying New Labour’s cartoon manifesto? On a scale of 1 to 10, how old does it make you feel? After seeing it I had to go and watch In The Night Garden to try and drag my IQ back to its usual level.
I think the idea is that most voters are lazy and thick so ideas and policies must be conveyed as simply as possible by depicting the British electorate as nondescript dancing blobs. I know politicians have little regard for the public but this is pushing the boundaries a bit.
Anyway. If it’s good enough for a serious political party seeking office, it’s good enough to me. I have an important message for my wife…
Posted on April 12th, 2010 at 2:58pm under 2010 General Election, Eye Catching Initiatives, New Labour
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Oi – been reading through your recent entries. Good stuff. Ta. Found you via Cultural Snow.
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The chubby dude on the far-right looks like an anti-depressant. And he’s always smiling. Is this their model citizen?
[...] other commitments, I was unable to take time to read the Labour manifesto (the actual one, not the cartoon version) on it’s day of launch (although I did have time to look at the cover). By the time I got sat [...]
I have to admit that this made me laugh like a drain. So it’s good for something.
So your family’s future is that you intend dyeing your hair blond and growing the Beard down to your crotch? No wonder they’re kicking you out.