Sketch Becomes Sign of the Times

FoxNews.com ^ | 10/04/01 | Amy C. Sims

[reagan_fanatic]

Beautiful. This girl gets my vote!!!!!

[Mulder]

Thanks for posting this.

What an impressive young lady, even more so for not changing her picture to please the PC crowd.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Here's a girl who is very worthy of a scholarship, if anyone has the wherewithall to offer such.

[sourcery]

Digigadget Corporation

I am the artist of this work.  It may be reproduced in whole, free of charge, by anyone who wants to.  I make a few limitations however, as I am allowed to by my status as the owner of the rights.

1. Any profits from the reproduction of this picture -must- go to victims of the 9/11/01 disaster.  That means Red Cross or some other disaster relief.

2. You must reproduce the image in one of the states that it is in on this page, but not altered in any way.  If you need to alter to image, e-mail me for permission.

3.  My signaure must be left on the picture, and my name and e-mail address included in articles, websites, posters and other appropriate media.  If you are reproducing it for the purpose of putting it on shirts, you don't have to put my full name on, but please do put my name and contact information on the description of the item in any website, catalog, etc.

4.  If you are using the picture, please tell me. This is of interest to me professionally, as I may need to put it on my resume and college application.  If you do not tell me you are using it, you are denying me the ability to gather credit from possible employers and schools.  And that sucks.

Thank you.  Mommy Liberty loves us all.

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[Betteboop]

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[BurkeanCyclist]

"Someone from the National Guard e-mailed me and said he wanted to use the image in a newsletter but couldn't print it if it had a gun in it, and asked if I could change it to a sword," she said.

Excuse me? Excuse me?

[concerned about politics]

Oh, I've recieved that picture in an e-mail.
Something bothers me about this story though.
Why would someone from the national guard not be allowed to use this picture if lady Liberty had a gun???
Could someone explain that?

[Fabozz]

"'Someone from the National Guard e-mailed me and said he wanted to use the image in a newsletter but couldn't print it if it had a gun in it, and asked if I could change it to a sword,' she said. But Gauger would not exchange one weapon for another."

Silly me, I always kinda thought of the National Guard as a pro-gun group, but apparently not. Maybe Rumsfeld should start calling up SCA chapters instead of Guard units.

[niki]

Why would someone from the national guard not be allowed to use this picture if lady Liberty had a gun??? Could someone explain that?

Only a PC liberal could explain that one.

[concerned about politics]

Only a PC liberal could explain that one.

Exactly. I think someone was trying to dupe the kid.

[ArrogantBustard]

"'Someone from the National Guard ...

That's way seriously hosed. Really. I bet that policy was instituted between 1992 and 2000. IFC.

AB

[2Jedismom]

Oh I like this much better than the Lady Liberty having a breakdown in Uncle Sam's arms. It's exactly how I feel and how I felt 9/11. I interpret this two ways. One, my freedom is being threatened. Two, my two jedis are being threatened.

[concerned about politics]

1992 and 2000. IFC

Ahhh yes. The notorious Clinton Facist Regime of the '90's. Of course.

[Fiddlstix]

BUMP!
C

[RoseofTexas]

Wow! Best of luck!! I hope this picture gets around! God Bless!

[Enlightiator]

great art, did you post info from the artists site, or are you the artist?

[TexRef]

"'Someone from the National Guard e-mailed me and said he wanted to use the image in a newsletter but couldn't print it if it had a gun in it, and asked if I could change it to a sword,' she said. But Gauger would not exchange one weapon for another."

I don't get this... I mean, we all know that the Second Amendment applies to the National Guard. That is, they are the only people that are protected under the collective right of the Second Amendment to bear arms.

Right?

[Reaganesque]

I plan on distributing it to those I know. Well done, Eliza!!

[Congressman Billybob]

I admire the skills of those who can capture a situation in a single image that speaks to the soul and haunts the mind.

Our good friend, Registered, has that talent. This young lady also has the talent.

Most of us only have words, but we do the best we can.

The (More er Less) Honorable Billybob,
cyberCongressman from Western Carolina

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