Tax The Rich Mugs
Tax The Rich / Fund Our Future - Eat The Rich - Anti Billionaire Mug
by Picket Club
$13 $18
Description: Shop our Eat The Rich Caterpillar design, featuring a hilarious and bold anti-capitalist quote. This unique design showcases a quirky caterpillar devouring the rich, perfect for those who love humor and activism. Ideal for social justice warriors, activists, or anyone wanting to make a statement. Embrace your rebellion with this witty, eco-friendly design and stand up against inequality. Get yours today and wear your beliefs proudly!
Eat The Rich Caterpillar Funny Anticapitalist Quote Mug
by WitchyArty
$13 $18
Description: The Only Dangerous Minority Is The Rich - Eat The Rich - Billionaires Shouldn't Exist Propaganda style stickers
The Only Dangerous Minority Is The Rich - Eat The Rich - Billionaires Shouldn't Exist Mug
by MalcolmDesigns Retro Merch | Movies | Retrogaming | Saturday Morning Cartoons | Computers
$13 $18
Description: The phrase 'Eat The Rich' is attributed to enlightenment philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Adolphe Thiers’ 10-volume History of the French Revolution (1823-1827, English ed. 1838): “When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich.” The phrase became popular in the '60s and '70s with the counterculture movement and continues to be frequently used by protestors and activists today.
Description: Discover a captivating design featuring a killer whale, also known as an Orca, alongside the provocative text "Eat the Rich." This powerful artwork combines the beauty of nature with a thought-provoking social commentary. The Orca symbolizes strength and untamed spirit, while the bold message challenges wealth inequality. Spark conversations and inspire reflection with this thought-provoking art piece.
Description: Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attended last week’s Met Gala wearing a dress emblazoned with the slogan, “Tax the Rich.” It’s certainly catchier than what would have been a more appropriate slogan: “This Event Is a Tax Loophole for the Rich.” Intended to attract attention from her fellow celebrity guests as well as the mainstream media, AOC’s dress instead became a focal point for the ire of the right. Conservatives argued it was hypocritical to mingle with the economic elite while denouncing them. AOC suggested that the criticism is an example of American culture being “deeply disdainful and unsupportive of women, especially women of color and working class women.”
