I dont know posted:

Our hero punches her best friend in the the loving eye because she doesn't like his political speech. This is something the cartoonists thinks is good and that the audience should support.

Aoi posted:

100% against.

Also, "we don't question each other's motives" is 100% code for 'you don't bring up institutional racism and how being a republican supporting republican positions is being part of it' or 'protecting female athletes is totally all I care about' or 'I'm just concerned about all these DESERT HAMSTERS getting through with a lax border, that's all, and that isn't racist at ALL by the way and' OR (etc etc etc)

Cloud Potato posted:

I dont know posted:

Our hero punches her best friend in the the loving eye because she doesn't like his political speech. This is something the cartoonists thinks is good and that the audience should support.

idonotlikepeas posted:

Kirk Walters

Discendo Vox posted:

Kellies nomination: Worst Lable

Five Year Plan posted:

but you might also write in “worst label” so it’s searchable

Discendo Vox posted:

The way the tool works, it'll parse. 250 entries left to process, btw. No thanks to the users who mass-selected 11 comics in 2 posts for the very informative "this cartoon has clowns in it" category!

Discendo Vox posted:

The way the tool works, it'll parse. 250 entries left to process, btw. No thanks to the users who mass-selected 11 comics in 2 posts for the very informative "this cartoon has clowns in it" category!

idonotlikepeas posted:

Kirk Walters

Technowolf posted:

Pedro Molina

Technowolf posted:

Pedro Molina

idonotlikepeas posted:

There are not actually consequences for posting hate speech online. A good cartoon.

idonotlikepeas posted:

Remember the days when Ishida was still kind of okay with gay people? Good times.

idonotlikepeas posted:

OK, so for people trying to decode this confusing mishmash of images, it might help to know that "we're back in the 1920s" is a thing people have been saying about our economy.

idonotlikepeas posted:

TLM3101 posted:

Like, even in context, this one is possibly one of the absolutely vilest things Ishida has done, because not only is he drawing the parallel to today, he's also implicitly saying that it was a good thing that it happened then, and it it will be a good thing when it happens next time.

gently caress Ishida.

Apple Pie Hubbub posted:

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Crunch Buttsteak posted:

Even with him being a full-blown mask-off nazi for a hot minute now, it's still kinda jarring to be reminded that Ishida holds sex workers in the highest contempt. Like the image of a dolled-up trollop making a beckoning motion towards an older man obviously bothers him so deeply. He's been shouting about blood libel for so long that I almost forgot that Sinfest is fueled by his intense guilt every time he jerks off.

idonotlikepeas posted:

Joke's on you, Slick, it's a reality show.

Vib Rib posted:

He's been fully, fully mask-off for quite some time now, but every week he finds a way to be even more brazen with it. Like he's fighting to be the most comically overt, unsubtle dumbass possible.
Something about this strip is so jarring. I mean, obviously it's jarring because the punchline is "JEWS ARE DOING THIS!!! IT'S JEWS!!!", but the rare inclusion of Slick and a somewhat linear joke setup instead of vague doomsaying about LGBT people makes me flash back to reading this comic in 2004 when it was just forgettable and bland. To imagine this strip right beside all the other old ones is... I can't even find the word to describe it. I can't imagine the reaction I'd have clicking "view latest strip", after a bunch of comics about the dog and the cat musing about their owner or God putting on a silly puppet show for laughs, and immediately seeing this. It breaks something.

Vib Rib posted:

He's been fully, fully mask-off for quite some time now, but every week he finds a way to be even more brazen with it. Like he's fighting to be the most comically overt, unsubtle dumbass possible.
Something about this strip is so jarring. I mean, obviously it's jarring because the punchline is "JEWS ARE DOING THIS!!! IT'S JEWS!!!", but the rare inclusion of Slick and a somewhat linear joke setup instead of vague doomsaying about LGBT people makes me flash back to reading this comic in 2004 when it was just forgettable and bland. To imagine this strip right beside all the other old ones is... I can't even find the word to describe it. I can't imagine the reaction I'd have clicking "view latest strip", after a bunch of comics about the dog and the cat musing about their owner or God putting on a silly puppet show for laughs, and immediately seeing this. It breaks something.

100YrsofAttitude posted:

Interestingly, before the dates the words 'cartoon published' are written, except for the Easter one which was just 'published'. He didn't consider it a cartoon.

100YrsofAttitude posted:

HEROES AND ZEROS- TAKING ON THE ARIZONA SWAMP 03/23/2024

100YrsofAttitude posted:

100YrsofAttitude posted:

HAPPY EASTER FROM GRRRGRAPHICS 03/31/2024

100YrsofAttitude posted:

IS FREE SPEECH TOO DANGEROUS? KEEP YOUR SAFETY ON! APRIL FOOLS DAY, 2024


Interestingly, before the dates the words 'cartoon published' are written, except for the Easter one which was just 'published'. He didn't consider it a cartoon.

Trapezium Dave posted:

Spooner:

Foreign minister Penny Wong calls Israeli air strike on aid workers a 'deadly failure' (ABC). More specifically (and what Spooner is objecting to) Wong has been taking a harder stance on Israel, saying Australia won't accept them "brushing aside" the attack on the World Central Kitchen convoy.

Drew Sheneman posted:

One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, one ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them…until the federal court snatches the ring and tells the Democrats to knock it off.

When Tammy Murphy declared her candidacy for the senate seat currently occupied by Bob Menendez she set off a sequence of events the thought of which, mere months ago, would have woken New Jersey’s Democratic party bosses in a cold sweat. Tammy bulldozed her way into the campaign buoyed by the support of her husband and the Democrat county bosses who control the ballot. Cue a successful court challenge from Andy Kim and in a blink the source of the party’s ability to control the ballot, the county line, is gone. At the very minimum for the primary and maybe for good. Fingers crossed.

It’s hard to overstate how big of a deal this is for Jersey politics. The county bosses were the gatekeepers. They controlled the ballot so If you wanted to run for office you had to kiss the ring. Without the ability to curate the ballot like a wine list, the bosses lose a big wet chunk of their power and candidates who were reluctant to play ball before have a chance to run for office without a fealty pledge. To me, that seems like an unequivocally positive thing, but you’ll still find some folks who denying the party the ability to force feed voter the candidate of the party’s choice will lead to chaos! Chaos I tell you! Democracy overload, mass hysteria! Every other state in the union has managed to survive without the county line, I think we can too.