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I learned that [a gun] means strength.
I see guns on movies all the time. Seems fun to shoot people.
My cartoon tribute to Ultras Ahlawy martyrs of Port Said massacre inspired Egyptians to make placard and graffiti.
Hat tip @ahmedadly1987 and @ZeyadUa
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Articulo original (em Portugues) aqui: http://operamundi.uol.com.br/conteudo/opiniao/19844/malvinas+o+conflito+30+anos+depois.shtml
Pinche para agrandar la imagen.
Original cartoon here: https://latuffcartoons.wordpress.com/2012/01/15/cartoon-scafgifts-were-already-delivered-to-egypt-since-last-year/
Egyptian students hold a portrait depicting a wounded revolutionary protester as they protest against the military rulers of the country in Cairo on February 11, 2012. Egyptian people mark first anniversary of the resignation of the former president Hosni Mubarak after his 30-year term. (Getty Images)
CAIRO, EGYPT – FEBRUARY 11: Students carry a symbolic coffin in rememberance for student who was killed in Port Said during the recent football match clashes on February 11, 2012 in Cairo, Egypt. Egyptian people await the upcoming first anniversary of the resignation of the former Muhammad Hosni Mubarak after his 30-year term on 11 February last year. The poor economic condition of the country and the unrest in the past are a threat to the transition to a democracy. (Getty Images)
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