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I hate this guy’s cartoons. They’re always so esoteric, and centered only on economics. I know French guys tend to be cheapskates, but can’t they think of ANYTHING other than money?? Or at least think of it in a semi-coherent fashion?
Dobritz is obviously a cartoonist linked to the financial sector.
The trouble is, I don’t what he is editorialising with this cartoon as I don’t follow French press. Anyone?
I can guess, like his previous cartoon with the cogs, white-collar workers are being crushed (within the cogs of business) or cut out in the current economic woes? Redundancies…?
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scottfreitas
said,
about 12 hours ago
I hate this guy’s cartoons. They’re always so esoteric, and centered only on economics. I know French guys tend to be cheapskates, but can’t they think of ANYTHING other than money?? Or at least think of it in a semi-coherent fashion?
omQ R
said,
about 10 hours ago
^@@ Typical. Don’t know? = Hate it.
Dobritz is obviously a cartoonist linked to the financial sector.
The trouble is, I don’t what he is editorialising with this cartoon as I don’t follow French press. Anyone?
I can guess, like his previous cartoon with the cogs, white-collar workers are being crushed (within the cogs of business) or cut out in the current economic woes? Redundancies…?