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Hitler B. Natural posted:SOFREP (the milblog that Lang shills for these days) got a redesign with tags and things to make it easier to find the cartoons! And then they forgot to put the "cartoon" tag on this one! refreshing honesty
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Somfin posted:They're mostly asking for the Lynch Memorial Hall to be renamed the Clyde Lynch Memorial Hall. Now to change the names of the dozens of buildings at SC colleges named after segregationist governor Ben Tillman. ToxicSlurpee posted:The cheating thing is spun as "she couldn't please her husband how do you expect her to please America?" because that makes sense somehow? I guess? "She didn't have enough self-respect to leave her cheating husband, and she calls herself a feminist?"
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"That black person has lead a way to cozy life. I belive that all black people should be raised in poverty, so they can understand what they are, and why they are different from me."
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 Observer:  "Trident: an illustrated guide to renewing Britain's nuclear deterrent - Chris Riddell on the defence spending debate" Sunday Telegraph:  Independent on Sunday: 
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Cloud Potato posted:
Britain's nuclear deterrence program is producing hundreds of billions of Sterling pounds. A bad cartoon. That said I appreciate that Riddell gave that white elephant musth.
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Air is lava! posted:"That black person has lead a way to cozy life. I belive that all black people should be raised in poverty, so they can understand what they are, and why they are different from me." The idea that you need to have personally suffered from something to be able to tell that it's hosed up is such a loving impediment to progress 
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Sir Tonk posted:
As a black man myself, that bloated idiot can go screw himself.
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Shugojin posted:The idea that you need to have personally suffered from something to be able to tell that it's hosed up is such a loving impediment to progress On the other hand, straightsplaining.
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funny how he thinks the black experience is limited to being poor, urban and oppressed. it's literally saying "he is in a position of power and affluence, therefore he is not black"
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Jan 17, 2016 16:39
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LeJackal posted:On the other hand, straightsplaining. Yes it's ALMOST as if, say, a white guy going 'huh, yea looks like black people get the shaft pretty bad in a lot of areas still, that's hosed up' and a straight guy saying 'look do you homos even WANT equal rights, lemmie tell you why this isn't actually a big deal' are different things? Basically don't need to be in the minority group to understand that they probably have issues in society, but you probably should be if you're going to talk down to them about their issues.
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loquacius posted:What does "brought up as black" mean He doesn't speak in AAVE, therefore
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Istvun posted:They wanted the name to be changed to Clyde Lynch Hall, iirc. Clyde A. Lynch Memorial Hall, yep. Clear communication is kryptonite to politicians though.
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He took a real story, and then made up a prediction about it, just so he could make that stupid joke. "The truth is stupider than the fiction I just wrote about that truth." Holy poo poo what a hack.
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loquacius posted:What does "brought up as black" mean 
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loquacius posted:What does "brought up as black" mean You could be charitable and say that it means he was raised by his white mother and white grandparents and attended historically white educational institutions. Or you can be uncharitable and say that it means he wasn't raised in a ghetto, was never in a gang, and never went to prison. It really depends on how racist you think the person saying it is and to what degree they automatically associate blackness with the worst aspects of black life in the United States.
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Sir Tonk posted:
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What I gathered from Rob Smith's Twitter is that he's desperate for attention from Fox News personalities. Nearly every post is hashtagged with the name of some Fox News host, usually Hannity or Gutfeld.
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albany academy posted:funny how he thinks the black experience is limited to being poor, urban and oppressed. it's literally saying "he is in a position of power and affluence, therefore he is not black" Well he and his predecessors did put an awful lot of effort into making blacks poor, urban and oppressed. LeJackal posted:On the other hand, straightsplaining. Hey I realize this happens and is hosed up != _______splaining Here let me tell you as someone this doesn't happen to that it doesn't happen/doesn't matter = ________splaining There ya go. Shugojin posted:The idea that you need to have personally suffered from something to be able to tell that it's hosed up is such a loving impediment to progress That and the idea that acknowledging that groups you're lumped into may have done horrible things in the past and you may have benefited from it is somehow a personal attack on you and has to be fought tooth and nail lest you feel bad are the root of a huge fraction of why awful things continue.
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itskage posted:He took a real story, and then made up a prediction about it, just so he could make that stupid joke. "The truth is stupider than the fiction I just wrote about that truth." The truth behind the lies, and the lies behind the truth that is behind those lies... is that how it goes?
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Selachian posted:What I gathered from Rob Smith's Twitter is that he's desperate for attention from Fox News personalities. Nearly every post is hashtagged with the name of some Fox News host, usually Hannity or Gutfeld.
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Byers: (It's good to finally see a cartoon with representation for the much-overlooked LOSERS demographic.) One of the accompanying editorials argued that Trump is out of step with most Americans.  The other... didn't so much defend him, as argue that D.N. Nation posted:an enormously racist bigot and complete loving jackass is leading the GOP primaries right now because Obama bad.
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I recall a a few stories where Republican men cheated on their wives, and when the wives stayed, they were praised for sticking to their marriage and working things out wih him like good Christian women or some nonsense like that. But if Hilary stayed, it means she approved of Bills behavior and she's just as scummy as he is. Pretty sure there was a cartoon or two specifically about that.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:The cheating thing is spun as "she couldn't please her husband how do you expect her to please America?" because that makes sense somehow? I guess? I've heard it as "she didn't leave Bill because they don't have a real marriage and remaining married to him helps her political career" or something equally stupid. Picnic Princess posted:But if Hilary stayed, it means she approved of Bills behavior and she's just as scummy as he is. I've also heard this, but more as a "she's a cold, emotionless schemer who will do anything to get ahead" kind of thing. Growing up in a Republican household was horrible. River Crab fucked around with this message at 21:09 on Jan 17, 2016 |
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River Crab posted:I've heard it as "she didn't leave Bill because they don't have a real marriage and remaining married to him helps her political career" or something equally stupid. Pretty sure this was the gist of Fiorina's "I actually enjoy spending time with my husband, unlike some other candidate" from the debate last week.
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River Crab posted:I've heard it as "she didn't leave Bill because they don't have a real marriage and remaining married to him helps her political career" or something equally stupid. And that may even be true. FDR and his wife had a similar relationship, from what I've heard. But why is that any of our business?
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Jurgan posted:And that may even be true. FDR and his wife had a similar relationship, from what I've heard. But why is that any of our business? Well, he and his wife married with the intent that it was a political marriage so there wasn't really any upfront assumption of it being a thing of passion. Also Elenore was probably one of if not the post powerful first lady in the white house.
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It's time once again for trip back to... (wow better header!) Michael Ramirez  1Behold kinda-sorta Obama! Hillary's caricature hasn't changed much (ie still awful), but Ramirez had most of the 90s to let that devolve into a mockery of the human form.  2As said earlier, conservatives were not too keen on McCain, a "moderate" who appealed to the general population but turned off the base. This would repeat in 2012 with Romney.  3While most conservatives went straight for misogyny, Ramirez was bold and said she was faking it.  4To be fair, McCain ultimately did better than Dole...if you don't count Perot's impact on the '96 election.  5Obama brought up the issue of race, which led to some awkward attempts by Hillary like when a Clinton supporter implied that Obama would be assassinated. This lead to a spat between the two camps about the accomplishments of JFK and MLK.  6Continuing from above, this comic and the other one are referring to Hillary's comments that it was ultimately LBJ (ACRONYMS!) that got the civil rights bills made into law. The cartoon is  as hell as I believe this is around the time when idiots in the south were trying to get Robert E. Lee Day pushed as a more significant holiday. In fact, I know in Virginia it's technically "Lee-Jackson-King Day"   7Romney's Mormonism was also a mild Thing back then.  8A looooot of Republicans were hoping for Fred Thompson to join the fray, but his candidacy was tantamount to a short wet fart.  9McCain's age was a another Thing, although it wasn't a really big deal. I mean it's not like he would go an pick a weird out-of-left-field person for VP, right?  10The primary between Clinton and Obama got fairly dirty at times.  11God drat Ramirez did a lot of cartoons Okay, I'm gonna take a break here. I'm having difficulty finding older Allie cartoons, but if I can't find them today then I got a back up for you all.
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"I would rather thousands of Americans die than pour water up a terrorist's nose for thirty seconds" is the falsest false dichotomy I've ever seen.
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Samurai Sanders posted:Did anyone tell them that the attorney general's name is Lynch? How many times is she referred to as just Lynch? LeJackal posted:On the other hand, straightsplaining. Counterpoint: shut the gently caress up, LeJackal. Tatum Girlparts posted:Yes it's ALMOST as if, say, a white guy going 'huh, yea looks like black people get the shaft pretty bad in a lot of areas still, that's hosed up' and a straight guy saying 'look do you homos even WANT equal rights, lemmie tell you why this isn't actually a big deal' are different things? When he says Straightsplaining, LeJackal is referring to people telling him he needs to stop figuratively wanking off his guns daily, which he reframes as homophobia.
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vyelkin posted:"I would rather thousands of Americans die than pour water up a terrorist's nose for thirty seconds" is the falsest false dichotomy I've ever seen. Allow me to acquaint you with a documentary on terrorist operations called "24."
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Rorus Raz posted:
So Ramirez started at Rall and got worse?
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vyelkin posted:"I would rather thousands of Americans die than pour water up a terrorist's nose for thirty seconds" is the falsest false dichotomy I've ever seen. Weren't there a lot of desperate attempts at justification from conservatives when it came out that all this "tough" "enhanced interrogation" didn't get us a single useful bit of intel? I remember Cheney at least trying to claim that it lead the Obama administration to Bin Laden (even when it was proven to have nothing to do with it).
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Rorus Raz posted:
"The only reason we lost 2016 is because that Trump was way to soft on the Muslim threat, when he announced to deport all of them. God King Emperor Reagan Envoy of the Invisible Hand, would have executed them on the spot, to sell their organs, to make America great again. We need a strong leader who stands above human law. Vote Jeff 'Marow Crusher' Miller 2020." And 4 years later that guy will be to soft and left wing even for the democrats.
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Rorus Raz posted:
All these things look good. I'm voting McCain. (The McCain-Feingold thing was about limiting financial contributions to political campaigns, so framing it as a limit on free speech is nothing but disingenuous shilling.)
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