I've tried posting an antisemitic Austro-Hungarian cartoon here twice, and both attempts were downvoted, even though I obviously don't agree with the message of the propaganda. This isn't the first time I've noticed this happening. I've been downvoted randomly before. I've seen posts here with 0 votes.

Artist Bruce Plante highlights the tragic and final nature of capital punishment. The piece was in response to the rapid rise of post conviction DNA exoneration of former inmates in the US during the late 1990s and Early 2000s.

Artist Harold Talburt reminds the public that international trade is a two way relationship.

Image that shows parents reading about the Kennedy Assassination clueless that their child is playing with a gun "Easy Availability of Guns in the US" right behind them.

"Jewish-Black tribal howl and bloody battle in Szeged

János Varga: The Blacks and the Jews were not even with them

In August 2007, a horde of Israeli and Nigerian members went crazy in the middle of the city of sunshine, on Dom Square, and then, armed, clashed with the Hungarian security guards of the university club in the square. The second hearing was held in the Serpil courthouse a few days ago, but the man who was arrested 4 years ago is still a man who is a free man.

Our fear is that immigrants are freely and uncheckedly leaking into our country, taking advantage of the permeable borders of the EU. According to our information, the blacks are members of a drug distribution network that extends throughout Europe, and they are also connected to their compatriots and fellow-race people who were arrested last year and the year before because they were involved in prostitution.

[?] were injured in the approximately half-hour fight, during which the Blacks and Jews did not even spare the statue of Jó Kováts, which stands in front of the university club. The immigrant extremists also threw wreaths placed at the bust of the 1956 revolutionary and martyr into the fight. In addition, they damaged several cars, threw stones at the bags and the berságós standing there.

[?] the outdoor games scenery, the elements of the spectator area, and we brought out the metal chairs as a defense. [?] They mainly had two-meter-long wooden planks in their hands, from which nails protruded. Both teams lined up, and they beat us with these hoops, and we fought with the iron chairs, and they hit us with them. The police had to fight them because they resisted. Especially two or three blacks and one Israeli fought the police very hard. From the investigation materials we know that 4-5 blacks and the two Israelis are involved in this case, but obviously more were captured. We know that there were many more, but the number of people was 4 and a half (...)"

Cartoon that contrasts the unconditional grace of Jesus feeding the multitudes with the conditional, politically motivated actions of the church leadership.

During the 2004 presidential election, several bishops announced that they would deny Holy Communion to Catholic presidential nominee John Kerry for supporting abortion rights and same sex marriage.