sleeptalker posted:

With this one he's focusing not so much on why black people aren't doing things, but on Liberals trying to push traditional American pastimes like baseball and camping on black people. I read it as a distinctly Conservative fear that their remembered "golden years", which they long to return to, are being somehow taken from them and given to the "other".

HAT FETISH posted:

"Liberals, especially on campuses, are having a hard time understanding what free speech means. A lot of people on the left think free speech means that only speech I agree with."

Internet Webguy posted:

The only way to become a political cartoonist is to complain simultaneously about politicians raising taxes and bad infrastructure and never understand the irony.

duz posted:

No, they just don't understand either. They think the government is taking in more taxes than they actually are and the reason it's not fixing things is because it's being wasted on things they don't like.

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Trogdos! posted:

bonus tweet:
https://twitter.com/GrrrGraphics/status/850371340842409985

Sandpuppy posted:

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Sir Tonk posted:

ooooooo boy, here we go

Captain_Maclaine posted:

shutupshutupshutup it's a page ago and no one's freaking out yet just shut up and let it pass.

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Easy Salmon Recipe posted:

Did he draw Tillerson asleep, or is it just that double-Pulitzer talent making the eye-area completely unreadable?

Spiffster posted:

The bags under his eyes are bigger then the actual eyes... plus no pupils...

My god... he's been stricken with Liefeld's Youngblood disease...

Discendo Vox posted:

It's already pointing south, though?!

Pakled posted:

Even the measurements of Noah's Ark given in the Bible are way too small for that.

Twelve by Pies posted:

Yeah, Lietha believes that making the ark small like in the comic makes people think that the flood story in the Bible is fiction, and that if people see the true size of the ark they would go "Ah, yes, this craft absolutely could hold two or possibly seven of every animal in the world as well as enough food and water to take care of them all for forty days." This is why he's a big supporter of that life-size model of the ark in wherever, I think it's Kentucky?

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KiteAuraan posted:

2500 BC. The time of Userkaf, Pharaoh of the 5th Dynasty of Egypt, who presided over a time of peace and stability, with no signs of giant floods (also well after the Great Pyramid was built). Meanwhile in Sumer, the Early Dynastic is in full swing, with writing and history being produced at near-Egyptian levels. None of them report a big flood that destroys their entire civilization (Ushpanitam's mythic cycle is set in the mythic past, not their present). Across the sea, Mesoamerica and the Peruvian Coast, the march towards full states continues, and population grows in the north as maize agriculture spreads into the Southwest. What you don't get anywhere is millions of people dying as a giant flood sweeps across the world. A massive, noticeable event in any archaeological context. Like, we can find evidence of minor river flooding that ruined some floors and walls at a site.

Jonas Albrecht posted:

It's endlessly absurd that Stantis has brought back Hunny Bunny apropos of nothing.

ToxicFrog posted:

Jonas Albrecht posted:

It's endlessly absurd that Stantis has brought back Hunny Bunny apropos of nothing.

Jonas Albrecht posted:

It's endlessly absurd that Stantis has brought back Hunny Bunny apropos of nothing.

After The War posted:

What are you talking about? Hillary's constantly been on the sidelines whining about how she had been entitled to the presidency, how the election was rigged, and personally fomenting rebellion against our Glorious Leader.

If she hasn't been, then why do the cartoonists keep saying she has?

Ben posted:

Frank Chodorov claimed the income tax was the ‘root of all evil’ and he was right. Once we were inflicted with the scam known as the Federal Reserve, the mass robbery known as the income tax soon followed. We are forced to pay for our own enslavement. Oh sure, they tell us it’s ‘voluntary.’ Try not volunteering and see what happens. Heroes such as Irwin Schiff resisted it and they locked him up. He died shackled in a prison hospital while Clinton pardoned his drug pushing friends as well as the billionaire Marc Rich.

But I digress. The income tax was first promoted as a means to make the rich ‘pay their fair share.’ At first only the rich had to pay, and they only had to pony up 7 percent at the most. Nowadays it’s close to 40 percent and everyone has to pay. Even if the tyrants refund some taxpayer money, every year we are still forced to reveal all of our finances to our masters. The IRS has become a rogue agency and they can harass us and seize our money at any time. We are all guilty until we can prove our innocence.

Nowadays tax slaves are forced to pay in a record amounts, and yet we continue to roll up record debt and deficit spending. The government has grown to gargantuan proportions. We’re forced to fund the bankers' wars and global conquests. Entitlement spending is at a record high. We have all paid into social security for years and yet that’s broke, too. They pinched it and spent it long ago. It now consists of nothing more than an enormous basket of IOUs.

The tax code has reached nearly 75,000 pages. Nobody can keep up with it or understand it. Many must rely on ‘experts’ and we pay people to do our taxes. Everyone has broken tax laws one way or another. That’s the way they like it—we’re all criminals who are also forced to violate our 5th Amendment right. We must incriminate ourselves. The other day I was driving on Highway 2 through Kalispell. A young person was dressed in a Statue of Liberty costume and beckoning customers to use a tax service called, “Liberty Tax.’ That’s an oxymoron if there ever was one. We’re bombarded by TV commercials touting services that encourage us to play the game ‘to win.’ We The People can never win. It’s a rigged game benefiting only those at the top of the pyramid.

Those winners are the central bankers and the private Federal Reserve that they own. They own a printing press that they use to give them riches and power and we have to pay that back—with interest. It’s debt slave currency—not real money. It’s impossible to pay back unless we have printing presses ourselves—and that would be considered counterfeiting. Now they want to do away with cash altogether and get us all on the grid to make what we earn and spend trackable. It will also give them more power to steal from us. It’s about control.

As I said, the income tax was originally presented as a means to sock it to the rich and take some of their passive income. They were going after the windfall profit gleaned from investments such as stocks and bonds. At the last minute they also slipped in wages as ‘windfall.’ We working class folk work hard for our money. We trade our labor for money. It’s an equal exchange. Where is the windfall in that? The rich corporations are able to use lawyers to game the system. The average Joe doesn’t have the resources for that, so the workers and small businessmen get socked the most. The powerless always bear the brunt. It’s the screwing of the average man and it’s unconstitutional.

Meanwhile, our so-called government representatives amass vast riches while in office. Career politicians are the new royalty and they pass legislation to enrichen themselves and their ultra rich buddies. The Clintons claimed they were broke, but now they are worth well over $50 million. What did they do to amass such wealth? They pulled the levers of graft and power, that’s how. Will anyone in Congress ever end the pernicious income tax? Of course not. It’s there as a tool of control and tyranny.

These are a few things to consider when you shovel off your hard-earned income into the pockets of your masters. At the very least, realize that you are NOT doing your civic duty by allowing yourself to be robbed. It’s about control. They could easily print up their own money—they don’t need yours to waste.

It’s time to end the Fed and their gestapo, the IRS.

—Ben Garrison

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Oh sure, they tell us it’s ‘voluntary.’

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