After reading the book “Between Shades of Gray” I continuously thought about the barbaric events that Joseph Stalin unleashed on the Lithuanians. Later on, after finishing the book, the inhumanity of Joseph actions was still confined in my head. Clearly, I couldn't let these ideas go to waste. However, how could I portray Joseph Stalin's absurdity and his lack of knowledge of others? Immediately I thought of someone that is analogous to Stalin, Donald Trump. Hence I had finally found the perfect cure for my problem. I had to do a comic, for with a comic I could simply draw my opinion of the most ludicrous man the world has seen.

Chiefly, I wanted to make a comic to show the astonishing comparison between Joseph and Donald. Evidently, both …show more content…
Hence, bringing us back to our discriminatory ideas. These ideas violate one's equality rights that are entrenched in section 15 in the Constitution. Discriminatory thoughts should be irrelevant in politics. Nonetheless, I drew Joseph and Donald colossal in size correlated to each map. Essentially, to symbolize power that they have over other people, for instance, the Lithuanians during World War 2. Surely, you must see that Joseph is also throwing Lithuanians into Siberia which is illustrated by a cage, for everybody was prohibited to leave. Though the Lithuanians were innocent, they had been sentenced to slavery for committing a barbarous felony of being themselves, but in Joseph’s eyes they were quote “thieves and prostitutes”. Additionally, I drew people being thrown into places because in actuality their future wasn’t in their hands. Unfortunately, their future was in the hands of 1 of 2 monstrous men, both of whom handled it if it was nothing but unneeded filth. Sadly, Lithuanians fate was in the hands of Joseph Stalin. Resulting in bondage where they endured consistent punishment such as mental and physical abuse. Joseph not only took away their freedoms for unjustified reasons but also