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colonel_korn posted:One more late-breaking Branco: quote:The brother of a San Francisco murder victim slammed presidential hopeful Donald Trump for using his sister’s death as a political platform. You were saying, Branco?
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Wowee Obama sure got fleeced on that Iran deal, not preventing nuclear weapons acquisition for an infinite time period and all. In the far-flung techno-future, after humanity has won a Pyrrhic victory in the battle against the Giant Ants that live in the center of the Earth... The brain of one of the most important political philosophers of the distant past (an editorial cartoonist) is preserved in a jar 20 miles below the surface of the Earth and blinks out an important message in Morse Code!... "ANY...DAY...NOW..." But who will heed this dire and important warning??!
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mandatory lesbian posted:there is no "seems to be", he is literally schizophrenic I believe you, but has Dees admitted to it anywhere?
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Triskelli posted:I believe you, but has Dees admitted to it anywhere? Generally that requires you to be medicated It's hard for people with delusional and paranoia disorders to even accept that they are ill in the first place
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Zaphod42 posted:"a little insomnia" and "a stretch to the point of disbelief" were both referring to not having stars. I wasn't talking about working night jobs there. Except you're referring to "not having stars" for no reason other than you decided that should be the definition of "light pollution" and it's not. You picked one aspect of light pollution in order to discredit the serious effects of light pollution. Now that's being obtuse.
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Boy this slapfight is uninteresting even by this thread's standards.
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colonel_korn posted:One more late-breaking Branco: Who? And what twisted logic is this false equivalency about?
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colonel_korn posted:
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Jul 15, 2015 18:00
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Edible Hat posted:An enlightening article about everyone's favorite conspiracy theorist/warrior against ZOG oppression: http://internet.gawker.com/how-a-sesame-street-illustrator-became-the-truther-scen-1717488190   http://i.imgur.com/JZ070zrl.jpg
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Nativity In Black posted:I looked at this too long and I think my brain broke. Branco isn't often willfully dense, most of the time he's Just Plain Stupid, but the disingenuousness on this one is so thick you could cut it with a 2x4 Yes, Branco, the Republican Party took down the Confederate flag all on its own, with a smile on its face, having faced absolutely no pressure from individual members of the Democratic Party which might I add is the exact same political entity it was in the 1850s and is also claiming this as a personal victory. That is a 100% accurate read on the situation and not the result of studiously ignoring extremely obvious context at all.
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Zaphod42 posted:"a little insomnia" and "a stretch to the point of disbelief" were both referring to not having stars. I wasn't talking about working night jobs there. You're intentionally misinterpreting the cartoon to defend your poorly thought out points. Nowhere in the cartoon does it say that a lack of visible stars is linked to obesity. Read the cartoon.
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The Wiggly Wizard posted:You're intentionally misinterpreting the cartoon to defend your poorly thought out points. Nowhere in the cartoon does it say that a lack of visible stars is linked to obesity. Getting the slightest bit involved in this idiotic argument is probably a bad idea, but it actually does say that, in panel #7 
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Cape Cod Crab Chip posted:Boy this slapfight is uninteresting even by this thread's standards. *Observing the thread, Latuff begins to draw a giant, sinister-looking Uncle Sam shining an enormous electric light on Cuba while Fugue and Toccata in D Minor plays in the background *
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The Wiggly Wizard posted:You're intentionally misinterpreting the cartoon to defend your poorly thought out points. Nowhere in the cartoon does it say that a lack of visible stars is linked to obesity. The cartoon called "Growing up under a starless sky" ? Which mentions that a blank slate is all we see of the sky and we have no stars to inspire us? Which literally uses Starry Night as an example? ...This is a joke right?
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ikanreed posted:Who? And what twisted logic is this false equivalency about? Policemen should be deported, AGC. An illegal immigrant killed a white woman. The police killed multiple black men. Also prevent all immigration because one guy killed someone else, trump for president, send those diseased murderers the gently caress back to
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ikanreed posted:Who? And what twisted logic is this false equivalency about? Kate Steinle was the San Franciscan woman who was murdered by an illegal immigrant last week. Needless to say, conservatives are using this case as proof that Obama is letting billions of disease-spreading murderers and rapists flood over the southern border.
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Cape Cod Crab Chip posted:Boy this slapfight is uninteresting even by this thread's standards. Light pollution has serious health implication.  I thought people might be interested in that.
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I made the mistake of thinking forums posters could handle nuance.Zaphod42 posted:The cartoon called "Growing up under a starless sky" ? You may have missed it, but there are actually two main ideas in the cartoon! One is that light pollution is linked to health problems (see panel 7). The author likely got this information from a headline in his Facebook feed. Now take a look at panels 8-12, and you will see that the author putting forth his own idea that stars are an important source of inspiration and creativity. Since light pollution leads to the disappearance of stars, the first and second ideas are related, but do not necessarily form a causal relationship.
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The stars are a metaphgoddammit why do i have to explain this in the political cartoons thread
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Anyway, because I really don't feel like fishmeching this any further, here's Eric Allie('s conservative mouthpiece) praising $700 million of government spending:   Maybe Stantis wrote this one.
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Jul 15, 2015 18:38
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From that Dees article, here's the most important part if anyone doesn't want to read it:The Mentally Insane David Dees posted:My setup to work now could not be simpler, all I use is Adobe Photoshop and an Intuos Bamboo Pad and Pen. And my understanding of photoshop is horribly basic—mostly I am just doing fancy layering and airbrush. These pieces average around 100 to 200 layers, and they are just hammered together piece by piece. I see people who do outrageous art on photoshop, and I have not a single clue how it is done. I just do a cut and paste style that any pro can see right through.
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Jul 15, 2015 18:44
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colonel_korn posted:One more late-breaking Branco: This just in, Obama is supposed to give a speech on every single murder in the US apparently regardless of context.
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Nebalebadingdong posted:The stars are a metaphgoddammit why do i have to explain this in the political cartoons thread We're not used to seeing good ones.
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Jul 15, 2015 19:02
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Stultus Maximus posted:Anyway, because I really don't feel like fishmeching this any further, here's Eric Allie('s conservative mouthpiece) praising $700 million of government spending:  I feel like this type of person is just a massive nerd who want the future to be Star Trek and the future to be now goddammit without them having to do anything hard to bring about a glorious socialist utopia.
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Jul 15, 2015 19:20
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This thread is the broken planetarium in Fallout 3 forever repeating "THE STARS. THE STARS." in a fake Carl Sagan voice, and I'm the angry Super Mutant coming to investigate
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Jul 15, 2015 19:34
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colonel_korn posted:One more late-breaking Branco:
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Klaus88 posted:
Allie is a climate change denier who has shown on multiple occasions to be a complete paste-eating dolt on matters of science. I guess he's into this whiz-bang-exploration! stuff, but everything else, every other scientific debate, leaves him a monocled-chimp sophist.
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Jul 15, 2015 19:44
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Branco:  why doesn't anyone care about us poor, downtrodden white people
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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:This thread is the broken planetarium in Fallout 3 forever repeating "THE STARS. THE STARS." in a fake Carl Sagan voice, and I'm the angry Super Mutant coming to investigate Woo free super sledge!
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A HUNGRY MOUTH posted:This thread is the broken planetarium in Fallout 3 forever repeating "THE STARS. THE STARS." in a fake Carl Sagan voice, and I'm the angry Super Mutant coming to investigate I'm the bug that forces you to reload and play that sequence over again
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Guilty Spork posted:I'm sure if you looked hard enough you'd eventually find someone who defended that murderer's action somewhere, but I'm guessing he isn't raking it in with a GoFundMe campaign. Also he was arrested about an hour later, and the SFPD didn't need a massive media outcry to get around to it. Look, he just wants us to kick out all the brown
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Could you please go back to just being an awful poster in the games forum please
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loquacius posted:Bennett has a very pointed response to Ramirez et al's Thank Mr Skeltal
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loquacius posted:Bennett has a very pointed response to Ramirez et al's NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO If his shoes are tied, he will be late for the Skeleton Frat Party.
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I'm continually astounded by the stupid questions reporters in cartoons always ask to set up punchlines. "But what exactly are they stopping?!" "Their secret nuclear weapons program. I just said that literally two seconds ago. Please pay attention if you are going to ask questions.  " CJ Cregg would never put up with this poo poo.
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Jul 15, 2015 21:12
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New Luckovich that's been all over my facebook along with the article about adding Outcast to the carving. 
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Kakairo posted:I never pictured Dees so young. I always figured he was an old man who grew up on Cold War propaganda and managed to hamfist his way around Photoshop. Nope, just a mentally ill former professional children's artist.  From his book Anti-Masonry to Zionism. While looking for his professional illustrations I found this. I think it might have been posted in the thread, but does anybody know what the context was? 
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Not My Leg posted:While looking for his professional illustrations I found this. I think it might have been posted in the thread, but does anybody know what the context was? In so far as Dees does anything inside of a context other than the feverish delusions constantly bubbling up from his damaged brain, I'd suspect it was from the swine flu outbreak of 2009.
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