Good design is designing, bad design is subjugating. In his book, the philosopher, author, and design theorist Friedrich von Borries writes with meticulous precision about how design and the work of designers contribute to liberating us from the submissiveness that society and design demand of us. The text, which illustrates the theoretical examination of the topic with examples from current design practice, creates hypotheses with calls to action through its reading style. A logic of the manifest emerges in various, increasingly precise hypotheses. More current than ever is the consideration of design as a political practice. This also includes the growing self-image of designers as political actors. Von Borries' hypotheses provide the ideal basis for formulating instructions for designers. Three posters take up the approach and the endeavor in a newly formulated wording and convey this content through stimulating typography, which opens up a further level of content in the animation.