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Description:
A commission undertaken by the talented and irreplaceable Mistermech.
An infamous propaganda poster designed and produced by the Equestrian Office of War Information (OWI) during the late stages of the Equestro-Changeling War.
The poster utilized sexualized imagery of a handsome, overmuscled unicorn soldier carrying an embarrassed, large-bottomed changeling female over his shoulder, whisking her away from the burning Changeling Kingdom in the background as war plunder.
The poster's purpose was twofold: to further encourage stallion recruitment with the promise of a beautiful changeling bride as a reward and the dismantling of changeling matriarchy through a sustained propaganda campaign depicting females as overly sexualized, hapless beauties.
Upon its publication and distribution, the poster drew widespread controversy amongst the Equestrian public for its overly sexist tone.
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