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This is the same guy who did the "Mr. Edison there's a big dumb government poophead here to pee on your wonderful wonderful lightbulb" cartoon, right? The hell's up with his representation of Mexico. Guess it's better than drawing him in a poncho and sombrero.
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Still a lower EO rate than any president in 130 years. http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/data/orders.php I'm going to restart dox / mail employers of Trumpites if this persists.
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I AM THE TOILET posted:This is the same guy who did the "Mr. Edison there's a big dumb government poophead here to pee on your wonderful wonderful lightbulb" cartoon, right? Yep. Randy Bish. For reference, here's his caricature of Obama:   1Wait, you mean blaming the Democrats for Russia interfering with the election isn't already a Trump tweet?  2 3 4 5 6 7
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My dad got some old stuff and found a local cartoon from some year I'm not sure of yet. I've got a journal that should identify the artist when I have a chance. 
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Jan 7, 2017 23:06
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Please timg your eleventy billion by thirty-twelve trillion pixel photos.
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I don't think the message is especially effective but I like the imagery in this one!
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ah yes the poor, enslaved baby boomer, truly what will we do without them in the workfor--oh god kill me i'm turning into ted rall
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way_overstretched_gimmick.pngPotato Salad posted:Still a lower EO rate than any president in 130 years. KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD fucked around with this message at 05:07 on Jan 8, 2017 |
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Not only did Obama not overuse executive orders, Trump willingly associating with something called "White Out" would be a public relations nightmare.
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I work IT and I get to see most of the hiring that goes on and the majority of full employee hires are in their late 40's to early 60's. Most of the Gen-Xers and Millennials that get hired are brought in as temps and contractors. There is a big problem, especially in more established companies, where instead of training and grooming talent they just head hunt it from other companies. This has created this really interesting problem where companies will be unable to fill most if not all of the management and skilled+experienced labor positions once they run out of Babyboomers to snipe. The last 20-30 years (basically since Reagan) have wreak absolute havoc on the labor market. It seems like every day I read a new article about how screwed the labor market is thanks to the endless obsession with short term profits over long term growth. edit: typos corrections SwitchbladeKult fucked around with this message at 08:03 on Jan 8, 2017 |
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To the next generation Twitter really will be seen as synonymous with Trump, won't it? And maybe to the end of America as a superpower. Do the people at Twitter ever talk about this in meetings?
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You can almost see the idea forming and then the cartoonist realizing that the swastika should be flipped and then him saying "gently caress it, let's do it anyway".
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Pierogi posted:You can almost see the idea forming and then the cartoonist realizing that the swastika should be flipped and then him saying "gently caress it, let's do it anyway". I don't think the Reich's swastika is ever depicted rotated the other way.
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Pierogi posted:You can almost see the idea forming and then the cartoonist realizing that the swastika should be flipped and then him saying "gently caress it, let's do it anyway". That's the correct alignment.
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SwitchbladeKult posted:I work IT and I get to see most of the hiring that goes on and the majority of full employee hires are in their late 40's to early 60's. Most of the Gen-Xers and Millennials that get hired are brought in as temps and contractors. There is a big problem, especially in more established companies, where instead of training and grooming talent they just head hunt it from other companies. This has created this really interesting problem where companies will be unable to fill most if not all of the management and skilled+experienced labor positions once they run out of Babyboomers to snipe. The last 20-30 years (basically since Reagan) have wreak absolute havoc on the labor market. It seems like every day I read a new article about how screwed the labor market is thanks to the endless obsession with short term profits over long term growth. Don't worry! The millennials will get the blame for not working hard enough. Not that I give a poo poo as a Gen X'er, I just think it's funny to see the generation with the short end of the capitalist stick getting the most poo poo.
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Nebalebadingdong posted:My dad got some old stuff and found a local cartoon from some year I'm not sure of yet. I've got a journal that should identify the artist when I have a chance. I live near Decatur, AL and I'm pretty sure I've seen some of this artist's work before (or someone with a similar style). Maybe my grandmother's got some stuff like this saved up as well. My grandpa liked political cartoons and the like and collected some bits and pieces here and there.
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Orabilis posted:I don't think the Reich's swastika is ever depicted rotated the other way. I mean if it were drawn incorrectly then one of the arms could be the "7" in a simpler way than it's done in the cartoon.
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That is clearly a Nazi swastika. Even angled at the correct angle and facing the correct way. Do you guys, on SomethingAwful, really not know what the Nazi swastika looked like?
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Please don't let swastikas become the new mud. 
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That cartoon is coherent, accurate, with a strong and clear message. why are you trying to argue that it should use innacurate imagery
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Pierogi posted:I mean if it were drawn incorrectly then one of the arms could be the "7" in a simpler way than it's done in the cartoon. And then it wouldn't be a Nazi symbol, thus rendering the entire cartoon meaningless.
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du -hast posted:That is clearly a Nazi swastika. Even angled at the correct angle and facing the correct way. Do you guys, on SomethingAwful, really not know what the Nazi swastika looked like? He's saying that if you inverted the swastika the 7 could just be one of the arms of the swastika instead of a weird offshoot. Which wouldn't really work, because, again, the swastika would be inverted. EDIT: Should probably refresh before posting.
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Obviously you flip the "2017" instead, getting a bonus visual metaphor to suggest we are regressing as a society.
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du -hast posted:That is clearly a Nazi swastika. Even angled at the correct angle and facing the correct way. Do you guys, on SomethingAwful, really not know what the Nazi swastika looked like? I for sure don't.
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Wait wait, I thought 8 was the nazi number, not 7
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Who even were the Nazi's? I know they were Wonder Woman's enemy but you guys are talking about them like they were real?
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They were Mad Hatter's goons (cause they're so Nutsy).
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No, Captain America fought the Nazis. Wonder Woman is fighting a nebulous group of German cult members who are fanatically devoted with super science from the gods not Nazis.
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A digger is haunting Europe — the digger of communism.
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Is there... any suggestion that the Russians have been involving themselves with European elections?
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Mr. Squishy posted:Is there... any suggestion that the Russians have been involving themselves with European elections? They did fund a lot of anti-EU parties all over the EU; but I'm not aware of anything as blatant as for the US elections where they've done everything they could to sabotage Clinton's campaign.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Is there... any suggestion that the Russians have been involving themselves with European elections? Russia has provided financial and rhetorical support to anti-EU and far-right groups throughout Europe, including Marine Le Pen.
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 If you were to take the dad character and put him into another comic, would it seem a tad bit racist in how he was drawn?
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Starshark posted:Don't worry! The millennials will get the blame for not working hard enough. Not that I give a poo poo as a Gen X'er, I just think it's funny to see the generation with the short end of the capitalist stick getting the most poo poo. That's kinda what being on the short end means/does. You're the one who gets pushed around so you're the one who's made to do all the unpleasant stuff and then take all the blame because you can't fight back.
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What is that whacky Yonic Cyber Death and her knuckleheaded sidekicks the Tweedle Dubya-Dubya-Wun and Tweedle Dubya-Dubya-Too up to now
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Mr. Squishy posted:Is there... any suggestion that the Russians have been involving themselves with European elections? Sure, it's been in the news for years. They fund many far-right parties / populist parties that naturally are critical of the EU, they deliberately spread fake news that negatively influence the public's opinion of their governments and there have been hackings that have been traced back to Russia. 2015 hacking of the German bundestag was a big one. Germany I hear fears/expects Russia to try to influence their 2017 federal elections through their usual means.
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