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MrUnderbridge posted:Didn't you notice the budgie smuggler and the ears? Guess who! That's exactly why I pointed it out! This ain't my first Popeo. 
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Did I post this list of Hot Takes from galatianman
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Didn't the FBI confirm that Russians did try to hack the election recently?
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Internet Kraken posted:Didn't the FBI confirm that Russians did try to hack the election recently? something something deep state
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Pants Donkey posted:Did I post this list of Hot Takes from galatianman Man, I was actually sincerely under the impression that the two humans first created by God in the Judeo-Christian Bible were named Adam and Stephen, with a PH, but I just double-checked the book of Genesis and guess what, it looks like the second one was actually a woman named Eve the whole time. drat, I sure was mistaken on this one. No excuse for it, my Bible knowledge is simply not up to snuff. Thanks for setting me straight, G-man 
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Captain_Maclaine posted:Yeah, wasn't that one from the Ku Klux Klurfs guy? Pretty sure it was a legit, published cartoon. Google searches couldn't find it, but it did uncover this hot mess: http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2012/11/50-most-racist-political-cartoons/ 
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What exactly is he implying here? That people who go to school are predetermined for failure anyway so they shouldn't bother trying? Success is a trait you're born with?
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Picnic Princess posted:What exactly is he implying here? That people who go to school are predetermined for failure anyway so they shouldn't bother trying? Success is a trait you're born with? Yeah For tinsley Its called money 
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Jun 14, 2017 22:32
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Pants Donkey posted:Did I post this list of Hot Takes from galatianman This is too on the nose not to be a parody.
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Starshark posted:Oh well, that's me wrong. Guns for everyone.
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I'm happy to live in a country where even our terrorists are stuck using kitchen knives
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At least the conservatives are being consistent about it. Wait, poo poo.
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Ularg posted:This is too on the nose not to be a parody. Rants like that are basically all the comic consists of, now.
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remusclaw posted:The expect you to die. No sorry give up, I meant they expect you to give up. It's fine, you can speak freely now, the masks are off
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loquacius posted:Man, I was actually sincerely under the impression that the two humans first created by God in the Judeo-Christian Bible were named Adam and Stephen, with a PH, but I just double-checked the book of Genesis and guess what, it looks like the second one was actually a woman named Eve the whole time. drat, I sure was mistaken on this one. No excuse for it, my Bible knowledge is simply not up to snuff. Thanks for setting me straight, G-man So who made Steve?
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I don't think I should do a nomination post since I run the Gaybies, but if one of y'all don't nominate this I will be disappointed.
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Cythereal posted:I think it was called Dial H For Hero and I have no idea, go ask BSS. I just follow the comic book movies and tv threads there, and that comic was mentioned at one point. Hero Hotline, perhaps. It was a cute, if inconsequential miniseries.
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Ularg posted:This is too on the nose not to be a parody. Galatianman is 100% sincere, and poo poo.
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Garrand posted:For some reason I don't remember Farage or Putin being there before but Farage is even less relevant nowadays so yeah, I think it's just the same old one. rofl crowder is in there
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Trogdos! posted:Molyneux is in the forefront because he most certainly commissioned that Garrison cartoon. I think he's commissioned five cartoons at this point with Garrison's standard rate for full cartoons being $500. The balt idiot's addicted to Garrison drawing him with that "about to molest someone" look on his face. 
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If the golf bag is Trump, who's the fat guy? Vib Rib posted:Vaguely reminds me of an argument I had once in which a guy argued that Russia couldn't have been implicated in hacking anything, because hackers would want to AVOID leaving any trail. Leaving any kind of evidence to get caught by isn't something a hacker would do! That was the argument former UN Ambassador John Bolton made. Russian hackers are good at their craft, so finding evidence of hacking is proof it wasn't them. But there was circumstantial evidence, which means Obama did it as a false flag.
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Pants Donkey posted:Did I post this list of Hot Takes from galatianman Why don't you tell us what you really think
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Kurtofan posted:lol that's the guy?? Seriously?? They all are. They never figure out how to make normal friends and have hosed up marriages, so they end up believing dumb poo poo like this: Molyneux theorizes that the pursuit of virtue in our personal lives could bring about a stateless society that abhors the initiation of force (see non-aggression principle). In addition, the free market (see anarcho-capitalism), polycentric legal systems and private "dispute resolution organizations" (DROs) could be empowered to find new and more peaceful ways of adjudicating common law infractions and contractual disputes.
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Kurtofan posted:lol that's the guy?? Seriously?? the arguments this man is best known for tend to involve drawing conclusions from events in Roman history that are sequential but also hundreds of years apart, with conflicting trends and other events in between also a lot of reading directly out of a book as though it were his own original work, but inserting "some sources say" before he reads out the racist bit EDIT: "not an argument" is trash for babies, as you all are aware
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Kurtofan posted:lol that's the guy?? Seriously?? he's a random middle aged rear end in a top hat who's a dangerous psycho who makes screeds against women.
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FronzelNeekburm posted:If the golf bag is Trump, who's the fat guy? So literally this SMBC comic? 
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Captain_Maclaine posted:Galatianman is 100% sincere, and poo poo. Galatianman was briefly considered One of the Good Ones when he had a moment of human decency after Vilerat died, and I don't think he ever jumped on the "Benghazi conspiracy" wagon. He's probably a better person than many of the cartoonists here, but he still has terrible opinions. At one point, there were actual characters in the strip and it wasn't clear who the good guy was, but it's devolved into "Weed says what the author is thinking" by this point. I love Luckovich's adorable elephants. It's like Asay, only using his powers for good.
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Shangri-Law School posted:Has this Eli Valley been posted? One glance and you start invoking choice deities.
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Kurtofan posted:lol that's the guy?? Seriously??
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Austin S posted:We've seen some exceptionally grotesque caricatures this year, but... that Bannon. Fixed that for me. Oh, and the dabbing HorseTrump. That gives me the giggles too.
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Austin S posted:We've seen some exceptionally grotesque caricatures this year, but... that Bannon. It reminds me of the fungus Dad from Stephen King's "Gray Matter".
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Roland Jones posted:I know May's not a Republican, but it's still surprising to see Ramirez be so straightforward about how badly conservatives hosed up instead of trying to focus on the left instead or spin it into actually a success or whatever. Tories support gay marriage and abortion so they're totally fair game
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