Snoggle posted:

Space-Bird posted:

I'll agree that he's comparatively better than some of the stuff in this thread, but don't you think you're over-selling it a bit? There are teens on tumblr doing homestuck fanart that are somehow leaps and bounds ahead of him.

(I also agree the world would be a better place if he was blogging homestuck opinions instead of right wing political cheerleading)

Stevoblunt posted:

Am I being trolled with this? What does Macklemore have to do with the content of peoples posts? Your a black female, so people pointing out obviously racist imagery is not ok? Huh? Hey guys, I'm gay, stop pointing out the rampant homophobia in Lester's comics, you pampered male white straight liberals

Discendo Vox posted:

My understanding is that the problem is complicated by South African politics, which is dominated by the ANC, and which is massively corrupt and inept on multiple levels. This has a number of causes, but it provides a wonderful rationale for continued smug racism by the white minority. This is further inflamed by the members of the government who blame the corruption problems on, and persecute, whites in the country. Both populations are filled with horrible people- it's just weird to us because the power dynamic is in some contexts reversed- although my understanding(entirely thirdhand) is that whites in SA face nothing within orders of magnitude of what blacks in the US have experienced.

pulsating cock cum posted:

Ekkerates posted:

Pierre Zaius made that. He's pretty good and his comics are fairly reminiscent of Crumb.
http://www.furaffinity.net/user/pierrezaius/

edit: and he did a six page comic on an elephant man and a donkey man who worked in a political cartoon having a reunion a few years after their cartoonist quit. It's not really his best work but there are a handful of decent editorial cartoon parodies in there:
page one
page two (parodies are in this one)
page three (and this one, but there's more text covering them up)
page four
page five
page six

Selachian posted:

I hate to say it but ... Deadspin followed up and Redface White Guy is totally not sorry.

In fact, apparently the Indian was trying to explain how what he was doing was offensive, and White Guy wasn't having any of it.

Mister Adequate posted:

Glad to have provided

OldTennisCourt posted:

Honestly I'm willing to bet a good portion of that book is shitthatdidn'thappen.txt. The whole thing stinks of him having interactions with Dahmer that he spices up to make it like "oh man how did I not knooooooow!"

ThirdPartyView posted:

Does Barack get brutally attacked by Zuul's minion in front of the Tavern on the Green like Louis Tully was in "Ghostbusters"?

Mirthless posted:

I think this image confirms something I've thought for a long time; Politics, just the very idea, the concept of politics, is universally awful. It creates bad people. If the only impression I ever had of the McCoys was their silly, non-political cartoons I'd think these were people I'd like to be friends with. And then I see what they do when politics are involved and I want to see them get hit by a bus.

Sanguine posted:

Even the 'Leave it to Beaver' tom bug suffers from it with the 'bill the right wing idol is a racist lol' in the last pannel.

TheDarkFlame posted:

Literally on the last page, and mentioned at least once in this page:

Look at that. Whites are the minority, that's not traditional. Not only what he is actually saying, but the actual meaning he's trying to get across, and not even in a subtle, dog-whistle kind of way. So the comic isn't even being ridiculous or hyperbolic for effect. O'Reilly is concerned about the skin colour of the American people, and complains that it is not traditional.

It's one thing to blindly slag off those who you disagree with, but refusing to acknowledge their obvious flaws to avoid "division" is an equal but opposite kind of bullshit.

Sanguine posted:

e: I would still punch Tinsley in the face rather than talk to him, though. Some people are beyond help.

Kakairo posted:

Can there possibly be a more punchable face than this?

Kakairo posted:

Eh. He's got the natural punchability factor in his facial features, but his hair is not especially douchy and he doesn't have ridiculous facial hair.

Fulchrum posted:

Jagchosis posted:

Actually support for the Iraq war is one of JJ's earlier political stances and one that he held onto for a disproportionately long amount of time. Like the neoconservatives who go on TV everywhere and offer their opinions on Iraq, he still feels slightly married to the position that the Iraq war was the correct thing to do. This isn't an Us v. Them thing for him, it's about him not fully coming to terms with how enthusiastically he supported on of the worst ideas in decades.

Full disclosure: I am okay friends with JJ and its always been surreal to see him despised as much as todd rall

Afriscipio posted:

I take it that Ruben doesn't like Dick.

Brainbread posted:

I see it thrown around by MRA's and racists whenever someone disagrees with them. So, I'm not surprised when Dawkins jumps on that bandwagon.

R. Mute posted:

I enjoyed the meltdowns, thanks guys.

R. Mute posted:

Nice. Meltdown.

Rorus Raz posted:

On today's Day by Day: startling revelations.