Nothing to kill or die for... and no religion too...

[xenologer]

So the makers of Expelled are including copyrighted material without permission and now, among other folk, Yoko Ono is "exploring" legal options over their unlicensed use of the song "Imagine."

I hope she sues, because that's going to be it for them. When Yoko Ono comes after you? The woman's dectructive without even trying (just doing an image search for her hat instantly crashed my browser; I'm not even kidding). She's like Kali. Tongue lolling out, dead babies hanging off her ears, blood everywhere, dancing on Ben Stein's chest.

I've been asked to create this image for the sake of great internet justice.



Yes, I know this is unkind and probably unfair to Mrs. Ono. But come on. Kali in a hat.

Comments

[archmage-brian.livejournal.com]

I think their use of "Imagine" is incredibly ironic considering that it's basically an atheist/humanist anthem, or at least, something that has been adopted as such by a few atheist "movements." Though the idea of an atheist "movement" remains something like herding cats.

[virginia-fell.livejournal.com]

Yup.

Tangentially...

[kaisharga.livejournal.com]

You guys do know that herding cats is easy, right?

[klibingly-jivl.livejournal.com]

The use of 'Imagine' was them trying to be ironic right? Like hipster kid ironic when they wear old power ranger t-shirts and crap, right?

That is a beautiful image by the way.

[matrexius.livejournal.com]

It's ironic whether they intended it to be or not, that's for sure.