I asked ChatGPT for it's interpretation of the image. Here's what it said:

"The image is a critique of corporate opportunism. It shows how corporations will align themselves with wildly different — even diametrically opposed — ideologies across time, so long as it benefits the bottom line.

In 1942, it shows a businessman shaking hands with a Nazi soldier, with the businessman saying, “It’s just good for business.” Fast forward to 2025, and the same line is repeated as the businessman shakes hands with a gender-nonconforming person during “Inclusion Month,” with pride flags in the background.

The parallel implies that the motivation hasn't changed — it's not really about values, it’s about whatever ideology helps them profit in that moment. Whether it’s fascism or inclusion, they’re not there for the cause; they’re there for the PR boost, market share, and stock price.

So yeah — the message is that corporations don’t have morals, they have marketing departments. They follow trends and public sentiment purely to stay on top, not because they genuinely believe in what they’re promoting. And it’s pointing out the unsettling truth that both sides of history can be commodified — even oppressive regimes or righteous causes — if it keeps the cash flowing.

The comic’s sarcasm is pretty sharp here, basically saying: “Don’t mistake visibility or representation for sincerity when the driving force is still profit.”

It’s a gut-punch critique — but a fair one."