White: Against the war in Iraq.
Blue: Don’t know where Iraq is.
*Please pardon the un-styled mess why I am rethinking and re-designing my blog!*
These flags (by Lisbon advertising firm Foote Cone & Belding) are turned into infographics by skewing the proportions and adding a ledgend. Very interesting idea. While these may not be entirely accurate, they sure as hell get the point across. Most of these are in Portuguese so I’m relying on my google-fu to find out what they mean.
Red: In favor of the war in Iraq.
White: Against the war in Iraq.
Blue: Don’t know where Iraq is.
Green: people who live on less than 10 dollars a month
Yellow: people who live on less than 100 dollars a month
Blue: people who live on less than 1000 dollars per month
White: (i.e., the stars of the flag) people who live with more than 100,000 dollars per month
Red: minors at 14 years old who work
Yellow: minors at 14 years old who study
Red: Exportation of bananas
Blue: Exportation of coffee
Yellow: Exportation of cocaine
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curtismchale says:
you like the Columbian one with bananas and coffee most right
June 25th, 2008 at 7:39 am