What did he mean by this?

He finally cracked.

The one fricking time I wish he put a million labels

Snapshots:

• archive.org

• archive.ph (click to archive)

• ghostarchive.org (click to archive)

That he's in dire need of meds, I guess.

Ben has gone entirely "Both sides are bad" on this one

Me on the right

Actually bizarre

I don't get it but it looks surprisingly evenhanded.

Lol wtf

Rent Free

Nothing. He's a full schizo at this point.

Ben reads Moldbug.

The elephant (represebting Ben Garrison, a radical centrist and the voice of reason) is surrounded by a bunch of political weirdos. He thinks that they're entertaining (like a concert), since he's grounded in reality rather than being a wingcuck.

not checking, but nobody better have beat me to this marsey reply

how did he get this picture of me

True art's meaning is up to the interpreter. I interpret this as the "elephant in the room" being politics, religion, and identity keeping people from using the internet for fun and community, represented by the troll, pirate hat, hearts, chef's hat, gaming headset, sports helmet, etc.

pretty grillpilled tbh

anyone who says they get it is lying

Looks like the Elephant is taking a massive satisfying shit.

I can already see the pol version showing the merchant over top.

>Just bc Jewish people are successful and control most things that means they are bad

It’s all so tiresome with these rightoids. When will see some sort of rightoid final solution?

I looked at the elephant and I instantly thought of cumbo… Is it over for me?

Literally no idea. He must be entering his avant-garde phase.

Does he make a living with these? How?

NEEDS MORE LABELS I CANT UNDERSTAND

Also is that a white washed Obama in the pink hat?

I thinks he’s trying to say that the internet (the elephant in the room) radicalizes people and no one is doing anything about it?

He finally go fully senile?

thats why he normally labels everything

I legit dont know

It's a guest post

“Elephant in the Room” is a new and original musical comedy about achieving freedom of thought and navigating relationships, set to a backdrop of 2019 politics. It follows Kayla, a student at fictitious Eugene State College who struggles to identify truth and finally wins the fight to think for herself. As a free thinker, Kayla sides with the Right.

The play has a surreal nature to it and symbolism is key. For example, the internet is personified. “Internet Troll” sews chaos and relishes in it. He incessantly trolls, influences, and pokes fun at any- and everyone, yet remains unacknowledged. The political spectrum is divided into 4 parts: Extreme Left (ANTIFA), Moderate Left, Moderate Right, and Extreme Right (the White Nationalists). The characters all wear hats and propagandistic clothes corresponding to their political affiliations, and, except for the two protagonists, the characters are called by their titles rather than names (“Homeless,” “Antifa Leader,” “White Nationalist Number 2,” “Feminist,” etc.).

This piece is unique in that it does not portray the Right in a one-dimensionally-evil way; in fact, it presents the Right in a respectful manner. While each perspective is explored with sincerity, both are also equally made fun of!

I intend to present an eye-opening snapshot of today’s society and encourage audiences to laugh at its ridiculousness, which will hopefully spark conversation and positive action.

My own political journey unfolded as I researched and wrote this musical. I had avoided politics like a liberal trying to avoid Covid-19, but then decided to face it and find out what was true. That’s led me to stand firmly by the values which I hold today.

I’m a recent college graduate with a background in music. I grew up classically trained and studied commercial music in college. After writing the book, music, and lyrics to “Elephant in the Room,” and now playing the role of “Kayla,” my background includes theater, as well! I’m thrilled to share this work with you and hope you find it meaningful.

— Scarlett Evans

https://grrrgraphics.com/elephant-in-the-room-guest-post/

The elephant (GOP) is constantly getting hit by propaganda and literal nonsense (either that or they're running circles around the elephant) and is unable to avoid it. Based on facial expression, also unwilling and sees this as entertainment.

See the musical notes? That's an old? descriptor of keeping someone docile. You play music all around them.

The elephant in the room is that the GOP is trapped in a box of their own making and kept docile by the fusion of politics and entertainment, while trolls (here this might represent problems of society?) run wild.

Edit: No deep analysis needed

Special Guest Post

“Elephant in the Room”

In an age of increasing political division, a woman has produced a unique musical that ties everything together. Scarlett Evans a young playwright and composer. She wrote “Elephant in the Room” as well as the musical score. She also stars in a leading role. It was my privilege to produce a promotional cartoon for the event. Here is her story:

“Elephant in the Room” is a new and original musical comedy about achieving freedom of thought and navigating relationships, set to a backdrop of 2019 politics. It follows Kayla, a student at fictitious Eugene State College who struggles to identify truth and finally wins the fight to think for herself. As a free thinker, Kayla sides with the Right.

The play has a surreal nature to it and symbolism is key. For example, the internet is personified. “Internet Troll” sews chaos and relishes in it. He incessantly trolls, influences, and pokes fun at any- and everyone, yet remains unacknowledged. The political spectrum is divided into 4 parts: Extreme Left (ANTIFA), Moderate Left, Moderate Right, and Extreme Right (the White Nationalists). The characters all wear hats and propagandistic clothes corresponding to their political affiliations, and, except for the two protagonists, the characters are called by their titles rather than names (“Homeless,” “Antifa Leader,” “White Nationalist Number 2,” “Feminist,” etc.).

This piece is unique in that it does not portray the Right in a one-dimensionally-evil way; in fact, it presents the Right in a respectful manner. While each perspective is explored with sincerity, both are also equally made fun of!

I intend to present an eye-opening snapshot of today’s society and encourage audiences to laugh at its ridiculousness, which will hopefully spark conversation and positive action.

My own political journey unfolded as I researched and wrote this musical. I had avoided politics like a liberal trying to avoid Covid-19, but then decided to face it and find out what was true. That’s led me to stand firmly by the values which I hold today.

I’m a recent college graduate with a background in music. I grew up classically trained and studied commercial music in college. After writing the book, music, and lyrics to “Elephant in the Room,” and now playing the role of “Kayla,” my background includes theater, as well! I’m thrilled to share this work with you and hope you find it meaningful.

— Scarlett Evans

Yet the political cartoon alone results in my interpretation. Darn it benny, Make better comics.

Came here to just say I'm r-slurred and don't know who/what he's talking about either and hoped you knew lol

This is why he usually spells everything out

where are the labels, how are we supposed to follow this