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[Lorelei]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/21/the-funniest-protest-sign_n_292342.html

I suspect Anon can deliver.

The catch? They probably have to tie in, in some way, with politics.

[ethercat]

In my opinion, Anon shouldn't do politics.  It's too divisive.  That said, I've got no control over Anon, nor do I want to have it.

[Raven]

However, sci is doing politics from cchr to the whole 8 thing.  Many of our signs are political in regards to narconon regulation, cchr in our medical cabinets, and the irs tax exemption status.  I think it fits.

[mefree]

I vote for addressing the tax exemption if we do this.

[Lorelei]

I think some Anon protest signs have touched on politics obliquely in several ways. The whole "what is freedom of religion, anyway?" debate certainly applies. Yes, you have the right to believe what you want; your rights stop where they begin to infringe on other people's basic human rights, and when your actions in "defense" of your religion are illegal.