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He's watching... But I don't see that as an issue.

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Going to chime in here.  Our culture's unfortunately Biblical illiteracy being what it is, most people here and on Reddit are missing a lot of the symbolism:

First, the reference to Matt  25:44 is from Jesus's parable of the sheep and the goats.  The parable centers around judgment on the last day, with the sheep being His followers and the goats the followers of the devil.  The sheep are judged positively by Christ to have cared for the poor, sick, needy, etc.  The goats are judged negatively to have ignored the needs of others and been selfish. That the text reference is most prominent when the bill is folded to reveal a goat head (Baphomet) is telling.  This symbolism centers chiefly around greed vs generosity.

Second, the fire at the base of the Statute of Liberty is a symbol of the fiery furnance in the great statue built by Nebuchadnezzar in Babylon.  Nebuchadnezzar demanded everyone bow to the statue, and everyone but Daniel's three friends Shadraq, Mishak, and Abednego bowed.  They refused to bow because they would not worship a false god.  The statue was a symbol of Nebuchadnezzar and his reign, and therefore constituted the state putting itself in God's place and demanding worship.  Inside the statue was a fiery furnance into which Nebuchadnezzar threw the three men.  They all survived without so much as a singe due to God's miraculous protection.
 
The reference to Isaiah 3:12 is from a chapter where God declares judgment on Judah and its capital cit Jerusalem because of their greed, in which the elites used their power to steal from and further impoverish the lowly.  

To the right of the dragon are two pictures that have been shown to trace back to archaeological sites at the ancient city of Laodicea in modern-day Turkey.  In the book of Revelation, Jesus gives a message to each of the seven churches of Asia Minor (modern day Turkey).  Some of the messages contain both positive and negative statements about the church. but the message to Laodicea is all negative.  The church at Laodicea was condemned for its materialism and greed, and putting its faith and hope in its wealth rather than in God (Revelation 3:14-22):

"And to the angel of the church in Laodicea write: ‘The words of the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the beginning of God's creation.

“‘I know your works: you are neither cold nor hot. Would that you were either cold or hot! So, because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth. For you say, I am rich, I have prospered, and I need nothing, not realizing that you are wretched, pitiable, poor, blind, and naked. I counsel you to buy from me gold refined by fire, so that you may be rich, and white garments so that you may clothe yourself and the shame of your nakedness may not be seen, and salve to anoint your eyes, so that you may see. Those whom I love, I reprove and discipline, so be zealous and repent. Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat with him, and he with me. The one who conquers, I will grant him to sit with me on my throne, as I also conquered and sat down with my Father on his throne. He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches.’”"

Laodicea is also a church that is neither cold (unbelieving) nor hot (on fire to serve God).  Many Christians today argue that Laodicea is in some way an apt description of the current church in the United States, which is materially wealth but spiritually vacuous.

On the lower right side is a snake climbing the steps of the Tower of Babel.  The Tower of Babel is the first mention in the Bible of what is later identified as Babylon (see above about the fiery furnace).  Babylon throughout the Bible becomes the sort of ultimate symbol of the evil, corrupt, and greedy system of the fallen world.   Particularly, in Biblical typology Babylon represents a state demanding worship from its subjects, the worship that should only be given to God.  In Revelation, the final judgment of the world at the end of time is characterized by the wealthy, powerful, and greedy Whore of Babylon/City of Babylon being reduced to an ash heap.  Also, next to the dragon is a cup of wine.  In Revelation, the whore of Babylon makes the world drink from the cup of the wine of the wrath of her fornication, which is symbolic of false worship and immorality.  

On the left of the dragon is the reference to the Supreme Court, especially the Roe v. Wade decision (the initials of the SCOTUS justices who voted for Roe V. Wade are on the left above the Supreme Court building, while the initials of the two who voted against are on the right).  At the top of the steps of the Supreme Court building is the Golden Calf.  When Moses was up on Mt. Sinai receiving the Ten Commandments from God, Israel asks Aaron the high priest to make it a new god/idol to worship, since Moses is gone and they think he won't ever return.  Aaron takes their gold and casts the Golden Calf.  Israel worships the Golden Calf, saying it is the god who brought them out of Egypt.  

The Bible in Exodus 32 says of that worship, "the people sat down to eat and drink, and rose up to play."  This is taken to be a reference to the sexual immorality and licentiousness that was common in pagan temple worship at that time.  Usually, the temple worship involved orgies, temple prostitutes, etc.  

Next, their is the dragon itself.  In Revelation, the dragon gives power to the beast (the well-known 666 beast).  The dragon is a symbol of Satan himself.  Note how the dragon is essentially trampling the cross in the picture.  

As well, the reference, "We kill God all day everyday."  In the Bible in Genesis 1, it says God made man in His own image.  This forms the main basis for Jewish and Christian ethics:  Because man is made in God's image, injustice towards another man is in some sense a kind of treason against God.  Particularly, the murder of another innocent person is seen by Christians as an attempt to kill God in effigy.  You will often hear pastors, particularly of the conservative Reformed tradition, refer to abortion in exactly these terms.  That this reference on the badselfeater bill occurs on the same side as the Roe V. Wade reference must indicate abortion, which happens all day every day in this country, as killing God in effigy.

Next, the reference to Leviticus and harvesting the edges of the field and the gleanings:  In ancient Israel, landowners were to leave the edges of their fields and the gleanings the leftover parts they missed after the harvest) for the poor.  The poor would then be allowed, free of charge, to glean the fields and harvest the parts at the edges.  It was their ancient system of support for the very poor, who may not have owned land and therefore in an agricultural society had little wealth and little access to food.  MrTeeth's reference here is again a reference to greed, because harvesting to the edges of the field and removing the gleanings would constitute greed in not taking care of others.

Finally, the most recent picture, which refers to someone as "servants of the state for your good."  This is an intentional twisting of Romans 13, in which the state is refered to as a servant of God for your good.  That is to say, insomuch as the state correctly punishes evil doers and protects the innocent, it is serving God for the good of the public.  If the state becomes the servant of the state itself, rather than the servant of God, then the state is essentially setting itself in the place of God, which again ties in with the refrences to Babylon as the state being worshipped.

Most people are missing all this symbolism because, as said, most people today are utterly Biblically ignorant.

ETA: Whoever made these bills, this is not someone who just took a couple texts using BibleGateway,com and threw them in there, but someone who knows his or her Bible and Christian history well enough to make a rather deep use of Biblical and historic Christian symbolism.

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These are a piece of performance art.

Whoever created them intentionally made a bunch of crazy conspiracy theory imagery, and then distributed them places they knew people would find them readily and was monitoring the message boards across several different websites and collecting quotes and snippets and theories he finds the most amusing.

This will be put up in an art gallery somewhere in Los Angeles, San Francisco, or New York where a bunch of smug liberals will get together and laugh at all the crazy right wing theories these bills are generating.

This is some edgy Banksy level bullshit

  Wow! How did you find that out?

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