With the recent
events that unfolded in California, many of the state's
citizens are feeling powerless in the wake of a seemingly
unstoppable Republican/Conservative takeover across the
country.
Asunder Press
is attempting to give a small voice to those who feel
betrayed by the results of the Oct. 7 recall election
by introducing the "Arnold Uber Alles" bumper
sticker.
Inspired by local radio station
94.9's ardent airing of the many different versions of
that classic Dead Kennedys' song, "California Uber
Alles," Asunder Press thought it would be worth a
shot to try and raise funds for an "Arnold Uber Alles"
sticker to capture the feeling of takeover some of us
are enduring.
Those who make donations of a dollar
or more will receive a free sticker for every dollar they
contribute.
The overall fee for the stickers
is $61 for a black and white version and $160 for the
radical black, red and white version. We, of course, prefer
the latter version but, we don't really know what kind
of a response we are going to get so we thought it might
be best to include a no frills version. That said, observe
how revoloutionary the red and black version looks next
to the plain black and white one
No comparison really. That's where
the extra Benjamin goes.
The stickers will be made through
www.stickerguy.com
- a great resource for cheap stickers that anyone remotely
involved in a band, Web site, art gallery or counter culture
movement should definitely check out.
Imagine the great notion of satisfaction
you will feel when you see that your contribution has
not only gotten you some cool stickers for a dollar a
piece but has also provided others with a voice for their
thoughts and feelings as well. What's more, you will also
one day see an "Arnold Uber Alles" sticker on
the car in front of you and know that you contributed
to its very existance. You altered the universe just a
tiny bit more.
Why "Arnold Uber Alles"?
Beyond the obvious reasons, the Nazi implications with
Swartzenegger were too hard to resist. "Arnold above
all."
Asunder Press has donated $20 to
start the fund. It is making no profit off this project.
Donate to the fund via Pay Pal
by clicking below.
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