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Dimebags Brain posted:I like how none of these dead solider cartoons even stop to ask why the hell are we even loving around in Niger because we just accept America's Imperial Death Machine operating everywhere in the world as a normal state of affairs and not at all as something insane and stupid. Does INTERNATIONAL TERROR respect borders and human rights??
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Vivian Darkbloom posted:Does INTERNATIONAL TERROR respect borders and human rights?? As the US clearly demonstrates no.
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Samurai Sanders posted:There are so many weird lefty things I only hear about from far right sources like Tinsley. Man buns were a big thing, like, 3 years ago? I guess he just now heard about them.
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Oct 22, 2017 08:18
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Unreal_One posted:Man buns were a big thing, like, 3 years ago? I guess he just now heard about them.
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sirtommygunn posted:Exactly enough footprints in that Lester cartoon to write "The political cartoonist Mike Lester beats his wife", just throwing that out there. Also a lot of putting words in dead soldier's mouths today. 
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Dimebags Brain posted:I like how none of these dead solider cartoons even stop to ask why the hell are we even loving around in Niger because we just accept America's Imperial Death Machine operating everywhere in the world as a normal state of affairs and not at all as something insane and stupid. I was just thinking that leftists were overdue to gently caress up this issue and hand it to the right wing propaganda engine on a silver platter in order to make a hot take.
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Unreal_One posted:Man buns were a big thing, like, 3 years ago? I guess he just now heard about them. No he's been bitching about man buns for basically 3 years (give or take 2 weeks).
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Ularg posted:No he's been bitching about man buns for basically 3 years (give or take 2 weeks). Can't fault him for that. Bunned hair on a man is one of the clearest possible signals that you're dealing with an obnoxious rear end in a top hat who needs to be punched in the face.
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AVeryLargeRadish posted:Does anyone outdo Tinsley when it comes to pure, bitter, petty spite? I'm surprised they can even print the drat things without the paper dissolving considering the sheer vitriol in each one. Rick McKee, it's definitely McKee. Tinsley at least doesn't draw his villains screaming constantly. 
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Dimebags Brain posted:I like how none of these dead solider cartoons even stop to ask why the hell are we even loving around in Niger because we just accept America's Imperial Death Machine operating everywhere in the world as a normal state of affairs and not at all as something insane and stupid. I know that often we are just protecting wealth and interests, but on some level we acknowledge the legitimacy of governments, and the fact that they are working to stabilize their countries and protect their people. Between Chad and Nigeria is Boko haram. Next to them is Niger, these are the three countries to be working with if you want to tackle radical insurgency in central africa. It's not all posturing, there are men and women in the military working drat hard to help people.
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If he can see things like this and not be badly shaken he has nothing left inside him. Edit: I have no doubt that he was able to say that “women were sacred” horse-poo poo without a second thought though. Samurai Sanders fucked around with this message at 14:42 on Oct 22, 2017 |
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The fact that Kelly stepped over his son's body to defend Trump show he's a slimy soulless gently caress and I don't care what excuse people make up for him
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Seriously, did everyone miss how all the things Kelly lamented about "used to be sacred" were things Trump notably shat all over?
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Shuka posted:I know that often we are just protecting wealth and interests, but on some level we acknowledge the legitimacy of governments, and the fact that they are working to stabilize their countries and protect their people. Also, the only way to work with these countries is to send soldiers. Economic aid, or God forbid, trade policies that don’t gently caress Africa over is not the way to go here.
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So Trump saying something incredibly thoughtless and rude to a fallen soldier's family equates to Democrats attacking him while using dead soldiers as cover? Yeah that's about the usual Republican dialect I'd expect.
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rodbeard posted:Don't soil Toshiro Mifune's good name by defending the man bun. No, other way round: I thought Tinsley's terribly-drawn man bun in the third panel looked more like he was making fun of my man Toshiro.
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You know, probably someone's said this somewhere, but being sacred sounds miserable and restrictive and not remotely enjoyable. I'd much rather be, you know, a person.
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Shangri-Law School posted:Look at what I found at the used bookstore. Man, the far side guy isn't even dead yet and all he can manage with his ridiculously luddite protectionism is "hey, c'mon... don't" what's a dead HERBLOCK gonna even do? :just post: etc
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BonHair posted:Also, the only way to work with these countries is to send soldiers. Economic aid, or God forbid, trade policies that don’t gently caress Africa over is not the way to go here. A big problem is that these countries are often corrupt oligarchies. You send aid, and it all ends in the pockets of the local Beloved Leader's clan.
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Cat Mattress posted:A big problem is that these countries are often corrupt oligarchies. You send aid, and it all ends in the pockets of the local Beloved Leader's clan. :smugmugabe: e: Also literally every cartoon in that Herblock book was run in at least one newspaper and is possibly in some archive somewhere, the only thing new would be the commentary But yeah he dead just post it, posts can be edited blank on the off chance someone cares enough to yell at lowtax over it
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Cat Mattress posted:A big problem is that these countries are often corrupt oligarchies. You send aid, and it all ends in the pockets of the local Beloved Leader's clan. But enough about the Trump family...
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RoboRodent posted:You know, probably someone's said this somewhere, but being sacred sounds miserable and restrictive and not remotely enjoyable. I'd much rather be, you know, a person. Billy Joel
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Cat Mattress posted:A big problem is that these countries are often corrupt oligarchies. You send aid, and it all ends in the pockets of the local Beloved Leader's clan. True. It’s a lot more complicated, though not without options like investments being tied to political demands. Not entirely different from the Iran agreement really. My point was more that the military isn’t always helpful, especially a white foreign military in a former colonial area. But yeah, obviously don’t give money straight to Mugabe and friends.
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RoboRodent posted:You know, probably someone's said this somewhere, but being sacred sounds miserable and restrictive and not remotely enjoyable. I'd much rather be, you know, a person. Sorry nope, let me get you in your glass case. Just Stand there. Thanks.
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