“Through Their Hands, They Shall Learn.” Too funny.
Late Update: Commenter Anon notes that the swastika (from the second image) is in fact a symbol with a very long history among native peoples around the world that had been co-opted by the Nazis. Hence, the second image isn’t really an example of a bad book decision. Duly noted — as this is a reblog of someone else’s post, I didn’t want to alter the post by removing the second photo from the reel. It’s actually the first image, “Crafts For Retarded,” that I find so comical — in its horribly misfired respect for the dignity of the mentally challenged.
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