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zakharov posted:Let me guess, Krugman/Wells Microeconomics? I used that textbook in undergrad and I don't remember seeing Rall in it. (Of course, this was before my brain was broken by this thread) Which cartoon is it?
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This is a couple pages back now but man, I'm really loving sick of American cartoonists using the CH shooting to bitch about how nobody's hiring them. Here's a thought: maybe a big reason why no one is paying you idiots to draw cartoons in papers is because you all loving SUCK. Most of these idiots don't contribute meaningfully to political discourse because they have so little to say and they're so lovely at saying it without just writing  , in which case, why not just run a goddamn editorial piece?
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majormonotone posted:I used that textbook in undergrad and I don't remember seeing Rall in it. (Of course, this was before my brain was broken by this thread) You can see it on page 3 here: http://www.amazon.com/Microeconomics-Paul-Krugman/dp/1429283424 
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zakharov posted:Let me guess, Krugman/Wells Microeconomics? Yeah. I just don't get how Rall of all people can get into a textbook except as an example of how not to draw. edit:^I mean look at that, the joke is "those kids and their crazy netspeak!" Fates End fucked around with this message at 05:15 on Jan 17, 2015 |
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I have no idea why anyone is talking about Charlie's caricatures of Muslims when we have this guy around.
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Obama went forward in time so that he could release people that had-- in our current timeline-- been kidnapped, tortured, and held for over ten years without any legal justication. He took those people back in time so that they could cause the massacre of journalists. He did this. It's real. People who have been tortured for a decade have no reason to feel wronged, they just hate our Freedoms™ Obama can time travel; he is both unstoppable powerful in destroying Are Freedoms yet is also completely impotent against Invincible Putin.
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Fates End posted:From back in 2009:
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Samurai Sanders posted:I can't even tell what angle this is coming from... It's facetious.
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My eyes don't even register DbD, but I stopped to read this one, auuuugh. This is awful!
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While struggling to harness the secrets of fire, Thag invents the first Department of Motor Vehicles. (With apologies to Gary Larson)
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Fates End posted:Yeah. I just don't get how Rall of all people can get into a textbook except as an example of how not to draw. Krugman is the kind of guy who wears a Tuxedo to an Arcadefire show. He's just an odd duck.
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RyokoTK posted:This is a couple pages back now but man, I'm really loving sick of American cartoonists using the CH shooting to bitch about how nobody's hiring them. Here's a thought: maybe a big reason why no one is paying you idiots to draw cartoons in papers is because you all loving SUCK. Most of these idiots don't contribute meaningfully to political discourse because they have so little to say and they're so lovely at saying it without just writing I mean, the part that makes it the most ironic is that the cartoonists who worked on CH started the magazine themselves! It's basically the equivalent of an alt-weekly founded by a bunch of cartoonists, so why can't you dumb whiny fucks do the same goddamn thing?????
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Everyday Everyday Everyday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gmf-TW5rWiY TheGreenAvenger posted:I mean, the part that makes it the most ironic is that the cartoonists who worked on CH started the magazine themselves! It's basically the equivalent of an alt-weekly founded by a bunch of cartoonists, so why can't you dumb whiny fucks do the same goddamn thing????? Because that would require effort and many/most of those whiny fucks are lazy hacks.
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I read this and all I could think of is that comic with Commissioner Gordon going "Come on Batman, save Gotham!" and replaced it with Ramirez going "Come on Obama, say Radical Islam! DO IT OBAMA loving OBAMA I loving HATE YOU"
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Because that would require effort and many/most of those whiny fucks are lazy hacks. I have a friend who publishes a cartoon newspaper in Oregon. It's nothing like Charlie Hebdo, tho (rarely political, and content is PG at most), although it's pretty fun. He's struggling to keep it going, though. He can only afford to publish three issues a year. That said, he managed to keep it going for several years, and I know people read it whenever a new issue comes out, so he must be doing something right. There's also a monthly newspaper called "The Funny Times". It's a collection of political cartoons and columns. Guys like Matt Bors, Ted Rall, Clay Bennett, Nina Paley, and Keith Knight are regulars there. I used to subscribe to it, although I let it lapse. I still have a few copies of it. Mister Beeg fucked around with this message at 10:14 on Jan 17, 2015 |
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Samurai Sanders posted:I can't even tell what angle this is coming from... Perhaps you have spent too long in dnd
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Someone's going to have to step up big time to claim the most blatantly racist award this year holy poo poo. You can just feel the pure bile and hatred in every single line.
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TheGreenAvenger posted:I mean, the part that makes it the most ironic is that the cartoonists who worked on CH started the magazine themselves! It's basically the equivalent of an alt-weekly founded by a bunch of cartoonists, so why can't you dumb whiny fucks do the same goddamn thing????? While they are being a bit bitter, the investment costs in trying to start a print paper like CH would be difficult for many of these cartoonists. I think some have tried to do similar things on the web, but again they aren't exactly profitable ventures or stable income.
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Neeksy posted:While they are being a bit bitter, the investment costs in trying to start a print paper like CH would be difficult for many of these cartoonists. I think some have tried to do similar things on the web, but again they aren't exactly profitable ventures or stable income. Like I said above with my friend, I can vouch that. Matt Bors does "The Nib" online, although it's not as provocative like Hebdo.
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Neeksy posted:While they are being a bit bitter, the investment costs in trying to start a print paper like CH would be difficult for many of these cartoonists. I think some have tried to do similar things on the web, but again they aren't exactly profitable ventures or stable income. The same could be said for CH, which was on the edge of bankruptcy when the shootings happened. RyokoTK posted:This is a couple pages back now but man, I'm really loving sick of American cartoonists using the CH shooting to bitch about how nobody's hiring them. Here's a thought: maybe a big reason why no one is paying you idiots to draw cartoons in papers is because you all loving SUCK. Most of these idiots don't contribute meaningfully to political discourse because they have so little to say and they're so lovely at saying it without just writing
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A short history of right wing terror attacks in the US since 9/11, courtesy of the SPLC I'd post them all but it would go over the post word limit.
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Mister Beeg posted:I have a friend who publishes a cartoon newspaper in Oregon. It's nothing like Charlie Hebdo, tho (rarely political, and content is PG at most), although it's pretty fun. Yeah, what I said was pretty mean and patronizing. Sorry. Sometime I forget that cartoonists who's last names aren't "Gorrell" work really hard and are often under appreciated. Anyway, all this talk of Romney running again inspired me to reread "On the Campaign trail": http://onthecampaigntrail.org/ I suggest you all do the same.
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Cloud Potato posted:Stephen Collins: Did he mean to juxtapose reactions to a cartoon with (possible) reactions to police murdering people in public?
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Cloud Potato posted:Times: A Berserk cartoon?  Evrart Claire fucked around with this message at 13:45 on Jan 17, 2015 |
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Granted the pope's comment was pretty loving stupid, but is that Times cartoon calling him a crypto-Muslim?  Also I'm pretty sure he meant faith in general, not just Islam.
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Kurtofan posted:Granted the pope's comment was pretty loving stupid, but is that Times cartoon calling him a crypto-Muslim? He did, the second part was that violence should never be used as an excuse for religion. It's funnier to lampoon him saying you should punch someone and not a comment that it is human nature to have a violent thought when something gravely insults something very important to you. The contraception pushing he was doing is dumber but harder to lampoon.
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Post 9-11 User posted:Did he mean to juxtapose reactions to a cartoon with (possible) reactions to police murdering people in public? How are you getting that from this image? Did you miss the part where the broken window is a mosque? The implication is that both the gunmen who shot up Charlie Hebdo and the people who attacked mosques and other Islamic places afterwards in revenge are extremists, who see the world in black and white rather than shades of grey. That's all.
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The world would be a better place if we could all resolve our problems, not with a gun but with a picture of a farting penis.
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Susie "Daryl's daughter" Cagle is currently on a courtroom gig for the Forbes, covering the Silk Road trial. https://twitter.com/susie_c http://www.forbes.com/silk-road-trial/  Special agent Yog-Sothoth deserves to have his own agent cartoon:    Co-starring this guy, probably. 
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vyelkin posted:How are you getting that from this image? Did you miss the part where the broken window is a mosque? Actually, yes, I missed that. I presumed the former image of police referred to the two recent shootings of NYPD. I dun goofed.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Sometime I forget that cartoonists who's last names aren't "Gorrell" work really hard and are often under appreciated. Bob Gorrell really is a special case. Like, the lengths he goes thru to avoid work is something of an achievement of itself.
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Dimebags Brain posted:Someone's going to have to step up big time to claim the most blatantly racist award this year holy poo poo. You can just feel the pure bile and hatred in every single line. The bottom left guy appears to have his head on fire, or at least trailing smoke. No wonder he's running around in a panic.
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