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Originally Posted by rubymoo
Maybe it would be more appropriate, (if the seesaw represents a balance) to have the white man in a suit just as placid as the Indian lady, rather than an angry white man pointing like he's going to take her head off!
Why is the white man in the picture? Britain is a diverse country, why not a muslim man, or a black man, all these people represent Britain, why an angry looking skinhead? This poster is biased and offensive on many levels, and neither the people represent me and i'm voting out, until we get away from the colour of someones skin there will always be racism. Why didn't they use a four way seesaw (i've seen them in playgrounds), and put people of different cultures on that, this would represent Britain.
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or why not just make a poster that reminds people to vote and gives the date and pertinent information about voting. like use WORDS. communicate INFORMATION. why do they need to use any kind of giant pictures of people, use bigger words and give them the important information. period.
looks at the famous "keep calm carry on" posters... big letters, good words, communicate.