Bloodnose posted:

Isn't his name like Weed Potman and coffee is a fig leaf for drug use?

Duke Igthorn posted:

Also watch Adam Curtis

Technowolf posted:

Starving Wolf posted:

Wow, Bee Gee, you really showed that McCain fellow what for! he won't be showing HIS nose here again anytime soon!
*Trump's entire cabinet explodes due to incompetence in the background, demons emerge from the ground and begin eating the innocent*
Yep, with him gone we can finally be free to make America great again, boy howdy!

DarklyDreaming posted:

Don't forget that a book critic who said mean things about Crichton's works once is inserted into that story as a pedophile with the tiniest dick in the world

Cat Mattress posted:

The Democrats do not need to manufacture any outrage, there is smoke emerging from the Trump White House.

Starshark posted:

I still haven't seen this yet but my friends who teach film studies/popular culture at Universities all said Trump's interpretation is completely brilliant and has put them out of a job.

Fulchrum posted:

Ah yes, political families. Like Barack Obama, son of a Kenyan immigrant and a student. Or Bill Clinton, son of a single mother in Arkansas. Or Hillary Clinton, daughter of a textile shop owner out of Chicago. Such long political legacies daring back to the founding.

mandatory lesbian posted:

well if you look at the EU

the_steve posted:

Oh, there was planning.
Those plans are explained in one of the new novel trilogies that came out, the Aftermath series by Chuck Wendig.
Literally, the plan is "An Empire that couldn't keep me alive doesn't deserve to exist.", and so it is revealed that he had put plans into motion that would be sure to finish off the rest of the Empire in case he ever died, with a select few chosen to be hiding outside of the galaxy to rebuild.

MonsieurChoc posted:

Now that's the Sheev I know and love.

SSNeoman posted:

None of these are true, for those curious. I removed the ones that were half-truths-if-you-squint.

Hell of a hot take, Garrison

Shangri-Law School posted:

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Fates End posted:

Two Things Happened.

Pakled posted:

Given the path the right has taken over the past few decades, he'll be a moderate in 20 years.

21 Muns posted:

I agree with you that women shouldn't be held responsible for their husbands' actions, but if you're going to go with the Republicans' revisionist line that Bill Clinton was a misogynist, you might as well also accept their stories on Carter (TOTAL incompetent buffoon!), Roosevelt (EEBIL COMMUNIST), and Kennedy (probably had Marilyn Monroe killed or something, IDK, He's A Democrat Pee Pee Doo Doo).

If you're just gonna concede history to Republicans, how are you not just a Republican?

Jay Rust posted:

Someone should sit these cartoonists down and explain to them what free speech means

Tobermory posted:

Not unless you're thinking of Judge Jeanine Pirro, and she hasn't been a real judge in over a decade.

Xander77 posted:

Profiles:

Payne: http://imgur.com/a/C2ysj
Garrison: http://imgur.com/a/ZdFwM
Tinsley: http://imgur.com/a/hFGWV
Gorrell: http://imgur.com/a/rnrPT
Ramirez: http://imgur.com/a/QrEjj
Rall: http://imgur.com/a/xDjKV

Anything I should add to any of these? Commentary, essential cartoons, parodies?

Voyager I posted:

It's closer to A4D with competent art, honestly, in terms of its political strips being a battle of too-many-loving-words vs facile strawmen.

CountFosco posted:

What was it but nationalism, the sense that we needed to defend our nation and its democratic ideals, that spurred our efforts to defeat the Axis powers?

Nationalism was of course at the core of fascism's rise, but nationalism also was an instrument (among many) of its defeat. It's almost as though one can have a healthy, moderate nationalism versus an unhealthy, toxic nationalism.

Jay Rust posted:

I don't think it's one of Kelly's best. I prefer his self-insert-ness to be a touch more subtle, like this:

Cpt.Americant posted:

Prokhor Zakharov posted:

I never get tired of Bruce constantly and forever returning to Dinosaur Joke Well, even though it has long since run dry and he's just scooping up grit and dust.

skeleton warrior posted:

Richard Nixon's outrageous allegations against Alger Hiss, followed by his overwhelmingly red-baiting campaign for the Senate in 1950, made Nixon seem just as opportunist a demagogue as McCarthy.

albany academy posted:

Jesus Christ, he's full on crazy now eh? You could tell me Dees wrote that and I wouldn't bat an eye

ToxicSlurpee posted:

American political cartoonists, especially the famous ones, are almost entirely part of the right wing hate machine. Part of it is audience; it's mostly published in newspapers and the primary market there is olds. Young people are more likely to get theirs news from the interblag.

Fister Roboto posted:

They're all saying that CNN is blackmailing him, which would probably be the dumbest thing I've heard all week if this wasn't 2017.

Ularg posted:

It's also very telling when Tinsley acts like people punching actual loving nazis is the same as beating up anyone who disagrees with them.

Trogdos! posted:

Ben Garrison posted:

He defended the Patriot Act, torture and unlimited surveillance of the American people. He didn’t question the phony, ‘official’ 9-11 narrative. Like his corrupt associate Comey, Mueller is a Deep State collaborator.

He’s also a bag man who easily bends to political pressure--another similarity he shares with Comey.

Wikipedia posted:

Mueller, along with deputy attorney general James Comey, threatened to resign from office, in March 2004, if the White House overruled a Department of Justice finding that domestic wiretapping without a court warrant was unconstitutional.

MelvinBison posted:

I must have missed something. Where did come from?

Umberto Eco posted:

12. Since both permanent war and heroism are difficult games to play, the Ur-Fascist transfers his will to power to sexual matters. This is the origin of machismo (which implies both disdain for women and intolerance and condemnation of nonstandard sexual habits, from chastity to homosexuality). Since even sex is a difficult game to play, the Ur-Fascist hero tends to play with weapons—doing so becomes an ersatz phallic exercise.

Fulchrum posted:

The latter is definitely proven given how much of a butt boy he is for Putin. Its that he himself officially collaborated with the RUssians to tamper with the election that we don't have the totality of proof for. Everyone knows it, but Mueller is assembling the proof. And wasn't Trump in the KKK years ago?

Shangri-Law School posted:

From 1989.

Abyssal Squid posted:

I'm not sure what point Branco's trying to make here, but I can't shake the feeling that it's racist.

Shugojin posted:

This is such a compositional mess

Also which imagined scandal is "orgy island" supposed to be

Donald Trump posted:

He’s a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. No doubt about it — Jeffrey enjoys his social life.

Rugoberta Munchu posted:

The usual libertarian take on private property is that only applies to tangible objects. It's only bad if someone steals a physical piece of art. If someone duplicates your artwork and profits off of your idea without compensating you, tough titties. In Garrison's case, it's libertarianism for me, but not for thee.

Post 9-11 User posted:

There are so many reasons not to use this kind of imagery and implication, even when criticizing a monster like the current POTUS.

skeleton warrior posted:

Because Ken "I will pass any possible charges against Clinton to the Republican Congress even if it kills me" Starr didn't see it as worth his time

albany academy posted:

The bill / Epstein connection isn't total republican hooey is it? I thought that was pretty well documented by a number of accounts, not just Fox and Friends.