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→More nudity and possible violation of Commandment 3: Can we find a mexican muralist and mural example who isn't so problematic?
::Note. The pictures I retrieved in my comment above were all from the mural that is currently posted as part of this article. They are NOT pictures that have nothing to do with this mural. Sorry for any confusion. --[[User:AdmiralNelson|AdmiralNelson]] 13:51, 18 June 2008 (EDT)
::Note. The pictures I retrieved in my comment above were all from the mural that is currently posted as part of this article. They are NOT pictures that have nothing to do with this mural. Sorry for any confusion. --[[User:AdmiralNelson|AdmiralNelson]] 13:51, 18 June 2008 (EDT)
::How about using the image from [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Murales_Rivera_-_Treppenhaus_2_Mexikanischer_Adler.jpg this mural] by Diego Rivera. Rivera is a famous mexican and there are no erotically naked women, and the theme of using an eagle is very American and should be comforting to both mexicans and Americans. There should be no controversy, other than this picture comes from the wikipedia or wikimedia people, but at least there is no copyright controversy, right?
:::I know that Rivera is a famous mexican communist also, so it would probably be better to find something else which is why I'm opening this discussion. I guess I am challenging [[User:Joaquín_Martínez]] who seems to be in charge of this article to find some examples of murals from patriotic mexicans that don't have bare breasts or anything problematic like that. Again, rather than being annoying or heavy handed, I want to talk about this before we get rid of the bare breasts in the picture (which I'm not technically against since art does involve nudity, it's just this IS CONSERVAPEDIA which has standards, ok?) --[[User:AdmiralNelson|AdmiralNelson]] 19:30, 18 June 2008 (EDT)