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Edible Hat posted:As someone who has been threatened with guns and knives for canvassing for progressive causes in rural neighborhoods, I'm quite sick of hearing how conservatives are meek, put-upon free-speech advocates. Oppression, hatred, and bigotry aren't real, stop whining about your made up problems! The only extent to which they actually exist are in the exaggerated, imagined way they affect ME. The only racism that exists is against whites, the only sexism is that which is against men, the only bigotry is against rich republican christians.
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It really warms the cockles of my little baby liberal violent thug leftist heart to see the nation finally realize what an absolute piece of trash Bannon is. We could have come to this realization sooner with any sort of vetting into the campaign but I take my joy where I can find it these days.
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Discendo Vox posted:Crossposting something relevant from BSS:
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I like this one: decent art, a clear and simple metaphor, a straightforward argument that holds some nuance, good use of labels (I'm especially tickled by the use of the NATO logo), and it's always neat to see cartoons from countries you don't normally hear much about. Latvia, in this case. Gatis Sluka definitely seems like one to watch.
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David Rowe ( ): On the left is Joe Hockey, the Australian ambassador. 
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What Papers is Rowe published in? The age?
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Ranter posted:What Papers is Rowe published in? The age?
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Cartoons like these always piss me off, because it treats regulations as things that the mean ol' government does to poor plucky entrepreneurs just to be dicks, and not direct responses to ways in which business are loving people over.
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Trapezium Dave posted:Australian Financial Review. Ah cool thanks
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NoEyedSquareGuy posted:
I have many differences with Mr. Fish, but a man who omits the wicked, superfluous and ugly Oxford comma can't be all bad.
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Shangri-Law School posted:I have many differences with Mr. Fish, but a man who omits the wicked, superfluous and ugly Oxford comma can't be all bad. wrong, wrong, and more wrong
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Shangri-Law School posted:I have many differences with Mr. Fish, but a man who omits the wicked, superfluous, and ugly Oxford comma can't be all bad. f, t, f, & y
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The oxford comma promotes legibility, dignity, and civilization in general.
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Trogdos! posted:Ben took his sweet time writing his fantasy and boy is it a lot of My uncle was at Berkeley in the 60s. They tear gassed the dorms when they protested too.
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Shangri-Law School posted:I have many differences with Mr. Fish, but a man who omits the wicked, superfluous and ugly Oxford comma can't be all bad. Shangri-Law School is actually just doing the Lord's work by reminding us that we can be justifiably furious about a lot of things at the same time with this post, an obvious troll. Well, this is gross, weird, and indescribable.
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MechaCrash posted:Cartoons like these always piss me off, because it treats regulations as things that the mean ol' government does to poor plucky entrepreneurs just to be dicks, and not direct responses to ways in which business are loving people over. Not to mention that any ethical businessman should appreciate regulation. Without them, it's difficult to compete without externalizing the poo poo out of costs by loving the environment, workers, etc. Regulations at least levels the playing field so that hopefully the other guys have to pretend to play by the rules too. At least sometimes.
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Well, I'm listening. How do you study a fish's oxygen consumption rate and nutrient needs without a treadmill?
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It has been an odd silver lining of the breakneck speed of this administration that ol' Drunky Duck has been completely hosed out of relevance. 
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Mystic Mongol posted:Well, I'm listening. How do you study a fish's oxygen consumption rate and nutrient needs without a treadmill? Similarly kids won't need toys once the Forever War starts.
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Whoa careful now, that's almost a whole million dollars spent on scientific advancement! I bet some of those researchers weren't even missiles!
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If you think we won't be militarizing all of America's fish during the Forever War-- Well, just get your head right before the thought police get legalized.
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Mystic Mongol posted:The oxford comma promotes legibility, dignity, and civilization in general. Well sure, if you don't want to waste effort in trying to understand the context of the list.
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duz posted:Well sure, if you don't want to waste effort in trying to understand the context of the list. You don't write things that copy editors read, do you? There's an oxford comma, two spaces after periods, and double spaces between paragraphs because those mother fuckers are usually drunk at 11 am.
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Tell me you wouldn't pay a fraction of a penny to know that somewhere, fish are being made to use a little treadmill. That it's being done for a reason is just a bonus as far as I'm concerned
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Half a million? How much of a f35 could that buy you anyway?
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Despera posted:Half a million? How much of a f35 could that buy you anyway? The rainproof bit
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Draw Donald Trump you hack loving do it
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DarklyDreaming posted:He also believes in the Primary Water Source, which is a belief that the water God used during Noah's flood was placed just under the Earth's crust and if we dig hard enough we can solve every drought but a conspiracy of liberal scientists are keeping it hidden because it proves Creationism.  water
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Bicyclops posted:Well, this is gross, weird, and indescribable. yeah geez, I think we as a society can find many great ways to make fun of Conway without resorting to panty shots what a crazy world! imagine if boys sold baked goods. nothing means anything these days! i just can't keep up
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I got 3 panels into this cartoon before I realized they weren't trying to do a Friday I'm in Love parody.
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ONLY GIRLS SELL COOKIES, STRONG BOYS SEll CARAMEL POPCORN
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When I was in Cub Scouts, we had a nut sale every year. Believe me, eight year old Zombie Dachshund would have been more comfortable selling transgender cookies than going door to door asking strangers to buy Cub Scout nuts
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Zombie Dachshund posted:When I was in Cub Scouts, we had a nut sale every year. Believe me, eight year old Zombie Dachshund would have been more comfortable selling transgender cookies than going door to door asking strangers to buy Cub Scout nuts Did you sing this when you knocked on the door? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcHYqNIV7GU
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