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JeremoudCorbynejad posted:We come in peace, shoot to kill, shoot to kill, shoot to kill; Great, that's stuck in my head now. …rear end in a top hat.
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It really is impressive how the Telegraph always manages to piss me off in this specific way. It is always vapid; nothing that passes for commentary. It isn't satirical, it is not saying anything more complex than "I don't like this and you shouldn't either". I think I've made this same loving comment before in this thread because I just hate this so much. gently caress this cartoon.
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Jan 11, 2022 00:18
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Is the cover of a political magazine a political cartoon? I say yes. (That is Karl Lauterbach, the German Health Minister. The caption reads "Die another day")
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Jan 14, 2022 19:47
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Jan 22, 2022 13:00
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Raised By Birds posted:Lisa Benson Economic interdependence is a guard against military conflict. A Good Comic or just a good comic? Who knows.
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Jan 28, 2022 10:18
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Jan 28, 2022 20:39
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Tibalt posted:I can't tell if I'm agreeing with Mike Lester about a factually true statement (the Holocaust was about ethnicity, not race) That is a wildly bizarre statement. What, exactly, do you think the Nürnberger Rassengesetze were about?
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Alhazred posted:Remember Zelda? The artist who made the strip, Lina Neidestam, made a political cartoon: And immediately blows the other cartoonists posted here out of the water. No labels required. I'm not sure that the metaphor survives scrutiny, but gently caress it, it works fine enough.
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Feb 27, 2022 11:20
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Imagine The Culture style body modification abilities. And these nutcases think that's a bad thing.
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Feb 28, 2022 23:33
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Mordaedil posted:The world is Swedish now. Oh no
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Mar 1, 2022 10:08
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Xander77 posted:Huh. I've argued "hey, if you're a sci-fi nerd that's cool with transhumanism, trans people really shouldn't be a big deal" a few times, and never got anywhere. Maybe that's why. I don't want to go No True Sci-Fi Nerd, but if you're a sci-fi nerd and you don't think The Culture is cool as hell, you're not a True Sci-Fi Nerd. 
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How do Anglos live with political cartoons this poo poo?
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I'm just mad at the author for the clumsy use of labels…
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That should be an award category: Tasteful use of labels or something
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Raised By Birds posted:Tim Campbell An unironically good cartoon. How refreshing.
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Mar 23, 2022 10:32
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JeremoudCorbynejad posted:That puddle is on one hell of a slope Just an utter failure at drawing a reflection in general in addition to being incredibly lazy. At least there are no labels.
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Apr 11, 2022 07:56
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I just can't get over the labels. Why is there a label on the missile‽‽ Why is there a label on the tank? WHYYYYYY
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Electric Phantasm posted:Why is Ghost Marx so funny to me? Well, there is a spectre haunting Europe…
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Apr 28, 2022 11:10
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Shitpost-worthy Spiegel cover that I'm going to call a political cartoon. The Olive Greens 
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twerking on the railroad posted:Is this eligible for a Kellies nomination? It almost feels too gruesome for a nomination. Like an A Wyatt Mann cartoon or something. I'd add this cover: 
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100YrsofAttitude posted:
Standard racket of privatising profits and socialising losses, though EDF was already majority state owned. The problem afaik is that EDF has a massive electricity deficit due to offline nuclear reactors so it has to buy electricity at market rates to cover its customers. It has a massive deficit because it basically only does nuclear, but barely anybody manages to build new reactors on time and on budget. The economics are majorly hosed, so the company is in serious financial trouble. But it can't fail, because it is critically important to France. Basically, policy failures of the last few decades coming to gently caress them, hard.
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I think this is happening as only the state can afford to fix up the older nuclear power plants. Not all that clear about the context.
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: I appreciate that the Torygraph is trying to kill their audience, but I just checked some forecasts and saw temperatures near 40°C. That's not happy sunbathing weather. That kind of temperature spike kills the elderly in droves with distressing regularity.
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Blower is such a dumb piece of poo poo, jfc. I bet he was in favour of Trump torpedoing the JCPOA.
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the_steve posted:And it goes right back to what I've said before about how these idiots are convinced that mass shootings will follow videogame rules. In their conception, the Bad Guys do look starkly different from them. It's very black and white thinking.
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Jul 22, 2022 16:22
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"Globalist" is just "the Jews", though specifically "International Jewry". He means kill the Jews.
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Stultus Maximus posted:Pretty sure the Bill Gates skeleton indicates that educated elites and all other "New People" should be exterminated. A lot of Covid deniers think Bill Gates is a Jew, especially the kind of people who believe in The Great Reset. It's very popular in Qanon circles, where you also find other Greatest Hits of Antisemitism, like Blood Libel. You can tell the author is in that milieu. I don't want to hand it to the Torygraph, but yeah, probably a good idea to not have that person on…
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Cloud Potato posted:
Incredible. Blower is such a hack.
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They are first and foremost pathological contrarians. And also French.
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Cloud Potato posted:Sunday Telegraph: I seriously hate the Telegraph cartoons, and this one is a good example why. A good political cartoon has something to say. It engages with a topic and the author tries to make a point about something. It might be witty, or just a scathing takedown. It might reference other topics to draw parallels. There may be metaphor involved. The Telegraph cartoons never critically engage with anything. They are anti-intellectual cartoons. There is no wit, no analysis, not even a real point being made beyond "thing bad" in the most blunt way possible. And in this case, the Telegraph uncritically copies Russia's propaganda. A cartoonist who wasn't an incurious hack would've made sure not to copy the Russian framing, but the Telegraph is a fundamentally incurious publication, and so it can't.
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100YrsofAttitude posted:
No label beyond the flag pin, but it has a point that is easily understood. A good cartoon.
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Victar posted:Britain is a mob of suicidal lemmings except for the one queen lemming that is already dead? Is that what this cartoon is trying to say? Well. I mean… gestures vaguely across the channel, Liz Truss standing at the base of the cliffs of Dover, wading through poo poo-filled waters to push a rubber dinghy back into the channel
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Cloud Potato posted:Evening Standard: That has to be the most self-absorbed cartoon in this thread, perhaps topping the Telegraph one from a few days ago with former British colonies' flags flying at half mast.
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Wipfmetz posted:Russia and Germany (that _is_ germany's chancelor Scholz, right?) are both suspected of sabotaging Nordstream? 
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It's clearly Herr Klöbner and Herr Müller-Lüdenscheid disagreeing over whether the duck stays outside the bathtub.
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: Have I mentioned how much I hate the Telegraph?
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It's really impressive how stubbornly wrong the Telegraph cartoon is every time. It's so consistently awful in this extremely specific way, saying nothing useful or interesting, committed to a world view that is so gormless, it beggars belief. With a lot of the US cartoons I get the impression that there's just a hateful bigot making them and playing dumb, but the impression I get from the Telegraph is that the author is genuinely too stupid to understand anything. e: And my displeasure of the Telegraph cartoon is seriously affecting my ability to express myself in English. Next time I'll be reduced to ranting in German instead.
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CAD is quaint, imo. There are so many webcomics that are so much worse, both in terms of subject matter and attitude, and in terms of art.
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