>>175
This is a fantastic idea but probably could use better phrasing. Maybe something like "Look at all these people accepting their suffering instead of uniting to fight for a better world." Idk how explicit you want it, you could swap "a better world" for socialism or overthrowing capitalism or whatnot.
>>180
IMO this is not a great analysis of what's going on either with the big picture or with "the left" - we have more of a problem of infighting rather than calling each other "rightist" and most people aren't considering average people with little political consciousness "rightist." Combating purity spiral is a good idea, but this piece probably needs to be majorly reworked.
>>184
This is a great concept and there are many many metrics where you can compare. The key thing is you would want to pump out a large volume of these to really work, since apologists can always go "but what about..." and you need plenty of counterexamples to rebut that.
>>185
This one is good, it just needs to be less wordy and maybe change the order? Not sure what would work best for that. Probably A, C, B so you get the visual of the capitalist being physically between the person with the ability and the person with the need, and you get the punchline at the end when you read left to right.
>"My family can't afford food. Starving makes us too weak to work. I don't want to steal to survive."
>"I made the bread, so I deserve my share... wait, they're starving? Who cares who "deserves" it???"
>"I own the bakery and paid for the ingredients. I deserve the bread so I can make as much money as possible."
>>189
Concept is 10/10, but bottom could use a better picture that makes it clearer what's being depicted. Top half could also use a homeless person to the side, behind the soyjak, who is begging and being ignored. Maybe put a family eating food in the bottom pic for contrast? Might be getting too over-wrought with that.
>>190
Good concept, but it's too wordy / words are too small. Best material for this is news headlines since they are already condensing information. If you want to use something like that wiki article, keep it big enough to easily read and don't crowd it out with punchier stuff like the headlines.
Also you should try to keep the dark vs light theme consistent with all the pieces you include so it's easier to look at and read.
