Don’t you just love the wholesomeness of old propaganda posters?
We saw this in a cute, little museum in South Jordan, Utah. Guess the Kennecott Copper Corporation felt the need to reassure folks about their destruction of the environment and shattering of the peace for a “free America.” After all, “Kennecott will do its share toward meeting the country’s needs.”
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Chel Owens 
I like this little propaganda piece. It leaves me wanting to apply for a job there, so I can blow things up.
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Then it worked!
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Yep. I’m easily influence.
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😆
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Want to apply?
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Hmmm…I’ll pass…
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Who’s in charge? No-one from Health And Safety, that’s for sure.
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Maybe the health and safety guy went sky-high.
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Nothing makes dynamite mellower than taking a drink before blowing up the mountainside.😎
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He’s too cool for TNT.
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Because when you’re knee deep in tnt, you want it to be the fourth of July. 😉
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🤦♀️ My thinking exactly.
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This simply defies words 🙄
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I often think of your series when I think of the Copper Mine out here.
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🙂
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Why is he drinking out of a lady’s purse?
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That’s the manliest way to get water.
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Love this Chel. Can’t imagine feeling comforted about the noise and ground rumbles looking at this poster. Great find.
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I know! What a reassuring poster while your foundations crumble…
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Are those fireworks??? lol
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Yeeeesss…
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