This sort of makes sense, because anarchism is all about figuring how to create substantial change without depending on pre-existing structures. I am a revolutionary, and I've declared solidarity with ALL groups who label themselves as revolutionary. Last time I looked they had voices of their own. I agree, Rod - people DO have the right to speak their minds on whatever topic they please. That's my opinion, but that's why it's important that artists continue to create things that communicate unusual sentiments on the behalf of others.
Communication has a lot of power to change things.
We think it's fun. And so for the bargain price of a buck, our customers can let us handle the overture, while they glory in the conversation. Nike, Sprite etc. Think of a slogan as either being a dead end or a portal into a good slogan. We think that is politically and culturally significant.