Steve Jobs Funeral Picture: Sick Satire?
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2011/12/29 02:37:40
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Steve Jobs Funeral (mock)
A doctored photo of Kim Jong Il's funeral procession with Steve Jobs' face instead of "Dear Leader"
Steve Jobs Funeral Picture: Sick Satire?
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Kim Jong Il, the recently-deceased North Korean leader, had a massive funeral procession in Pyongyang. The North Koreans put a giant picture of Kim Jong Il on top of a limousine in the funeral procession. Someone took the photo of Kim Jong Il and 'doctored' the photo to put Steve Jobs on the picture. You can see both the original and doctored photos below.
Doctored photo of Steve Jobs instead of Kim Jong Il:

Original Kim Jong Il funeral photo:

Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple Computers, also died in 2011. Steve Jobs created one of the world's largest companies -- but he also created a fanatical following of consumers. Steve Jobs' death had massive media attention and sympathy. Many in America eulogized Steve Jobs in a similar fashion to Kim Jong Il.
I think the person who created the doctored photo made an interesting point -- that many have over-eulogized Steve Jobs and worshiped him like the North Koreans worshiped Kim Jong Il. North Koreans didn't have a choice about honoring Kim Jong Il -- they would get beaten, killed, imprisoned if they didn't show public support for "Dear Leader." I think the artists of the Steve Jobs picture also tried to express that many paid homage to Steve Jobs because of peer pressure.
Steve Jobs did amazing things. He 'thought different' and advanced consumer electronics faster than any single individual in the past 20 years. I mean no disrespect to the great innovator, CEO, and human. But I also appreciate humor and satire that helps put life into perspective.
Doctored photo of Steve Jobs instead of Kim Jong Il:

Original Kim Jong Il funeral photo:

Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple Computers, also died in 2011. Steve Jobs created one of the world's largest companies -- but he also created a fanatical following of consumers. Steve Jobs' death had massive media attention and sympathy. Many in America eulogized Steve Jobs in a similar fashion to Kim Jong Il.
I think the person who created the doctored photo made an interesting point -- that many have over-eulogized Steve Jobs and worshiped him like the North Koreans worshiped Kim Jong Il. North Koreans didn't have a choice about honoring Kim Jong Il -- they would get beaten, killed, imprisoned if they didn't show public support for "Dear Leader." I think the artists of the Steve Jobs picture also tried to express that many paid homage to Steve Jobs because of peer pressure.
Steve Jobs did amazing things. He 'thought different' and advanced consumer electronics faster than any single individual in the past 20 years. I mean no disrespect to the great innovator, CEO, and human. But I also appreciate humor and satire that helps put life into perspective.






















But that misses my point.... maybe we have deified Jobs a bit too much.
If you don't get it, just examine what you care to worship in your life!
Note what is in his hand if you please.
If you are not to tied up in your idolatry.
Most apple users are brainwashed hipsters
North Korea is brainwashed.
So pretty damn accurate.