I think if I had been Jonas on that boat with those sailors in that storm, I might have preferred to take my chances with the whale, whatever nuances hindsight might have brought. But that is not the message this presumably Christian-socialist artist wishes to convey.
Children from the same mural. Optical illusion, not capitalism, causes the one in the zebra jersey on the left to appear impaled on a hook.
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