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Nostalgia4Infinity posted:"I don't believe the liberal media." Hey, I got one of these back when Brent Bozell's Media Research Center was giving 'em away!  Now it's this one: https://www.mrc.org/action/get-your-free-not-liberal-bumper-sticker-2014 Kinda lame.
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Somfin posted:They're so scary that Einstein spent a huge amount of his life trying to prove they can't exist, despite his theories being the entire reason they can. Millions dead due to Einstein's invention,
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Mar 17, 2014 23:39
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Considering that Sharyl Attkisson's report on Benghazi was shown to be completely full of poo poo and built mainly on the testimony of a supposed eye witness who turned out not to have been in the places he said he was, CBS wouldn't really be out on a limb in firing her. But they didn't even do that, she resigned. Way to go Bok.
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copy posted:I worked with a dude who unironically thought black holes were a scam. He subscribed to this idea of an "electric universe" and linked me to this website. It's wild that this cartoon, seemingly unintentionally, hit a pretty big crackpot thing. Pretty sure there are people out there who don't believe in the Moon. not just "I don't believe America landed on the Moon in 1969," or "I don't believe Mankind has landed on the Moon," but "I don't believe the Moon is real." The power of the internet, man. You can believe literally anything you like, and you will still be able to find people who agree with you, regardless of how ridiculous you are.
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Ammat The Ankh posted:"Germany, etc.", here portrayed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, a Canadian, a Frenchman, and... a German. Also, you see, just because a felony committed against multiple sovereign nations has been committed against you means that you're a crybaby!!!  This showed up a while ago:  It's not only a weird thing, but remember all the political cartoons about those people and about Al Sharpton? Welp:  "Jesse Jackson should be publicly executed for ..." being kinda dumb, I guess?  Tatum Girlparts posted:I think it's pretty hosed up that Barrack H Obama supports the kind of abortion where a woman carries the baby to term and just when it comes out the doctor shoots it in the face screaming "PRAISE SATAN". This is so very little removed from What People Actually Believe it's unsettling. Even Catholic studies report that 90% of abortions are in the first trimester, the tiny fraction of "partial birth" abortions are performed when the fetus has an immediately fatal illness or to save the mother. The boogeyman of abortion is akin to "they banned prayer in schools!!!" in its factual vacuousness and sensationalism. Post 9-11 User fucked around with this message at 01:15 on Mar 18, 2014 |
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Horon posted:So in class today, we were supposed to bring in three political cartoons and share them with the group and something something. One person in my group brought in this cartoon: Please tell us what your three were, and if they were influenced by this thread.
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Mar 18, 2014 01:17
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Rigged Death Trap posted:I can understand not wanting to believe in the existence of Black Holes. I honestly don't get how they're that scary. They're not cosmic vacuums, they just have extremely large gravitational influence; you can still orbit them, as several stars do around what is believed to be the black hole at the center of our galaxy. seiferguy posted:Please tell us what your three were, and if they were influenced by this thread. I sincerely hope they were all Muir ones
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AShamefulDisplay posted:I had a friend whose girlfriend was going to school to become an educator. Yeah, having spent years as a teacher, I've seen again and again how the teachers with the most knowledge are the ones who got a degree in a field, and then took teaching courses. The ones who went the teaching degree route, with enough credits to qualify for a subject endorsement, tended to both pretty dumb and defensive about it. My wife too some PhD level courses, and when I suggested a fairly basic statistical method, her prof said "You can't do it that way! You need to have an average". I've been much less than impressed with what passes for graduate classes in education, at both MS and PhD levels.
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seiferguy posted:Please tell us what your three were, and if they were influenced by this thread. Please o Please! For content here is another JJ comic. 
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Rigged Death Trap posted:I can understand not wanting to believe in the existence of Black Holes. I dunno, I've read sci-fi about the heat death of the universe itself, and I think that comes close. Ms Adequate fucked around with this message at 01:33 on Mar 18, 2014 |
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seiferguy posted:Please tell us what your three were, and if they were influenced by this thread. I tried to decide if I should bring some good cartoons (Herblock), or some Good Cartoons. I did kind of want to lie to everyone about what they meant. I also opted against Muir because I would not wish that upon anyone. In the end, I went with  I printed in black&white, though, so I lost the intended effect (yellow man). However, that same classmate of mine asked "Is he cutting the military to pay for his Obamacare?" Then...  I spent weeks trying to figure out what this Ramirez meant. I had to check his facebook (welfare state is bad and encourages single motherhood and encourages fathers to leave the families. This should have been clear to you). Last... 
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EDIT:/\/\/\You chose well with that particular Asay; drat thing is Asay.PNG./\/\/\ Pretty good PutinBear! Monkey Fracas fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Mar 18, 2014 |
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Mar 18, 2014 02:10
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Somfin posted:They're so scary that Einstein spent a huge amount of his life trying to prove they can't exist, despite his theories being the entire reason they can. Millions dead by Albert Einstein's invention, black holes. Edit: gently caress, I didn't refresh the page.
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Mar 18, 2014 02:32
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Were you trying to analyze for effectiveness of message or artistic styles? Because those are all terrible in their own special way.
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Horon posted:I tried to decide if I should bring some good cartoons (Herblock), or some Good Cartoons. I did kind of want to lie to everyone about what they meant. I also opted against Muir because I would not wish that upon anyone. In the end, I went with Good choices all around. I would have done Asay and Ramirez too, with a good cartoonist mixed in like one of Horsey's old ones. Comedy option would have been the Roosevelts DbD, any Animal Nuz, and pants on the floor Luckovich.
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Mar 18, 2014 02:42
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Rivensteel posted:Were you trying to analyze for effectiveness of message or artistic styles? Because those are all terrible in their own special way. We were talking about how one might need prior knowledge for a particular lesson, and so we were to bring in cartoons that you would need some sort of prior knowledge to understand.
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Mar 18, 2014 03:04
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 Topless poorly photoshopped pictures of Ted Cruz.
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Sir Rolo posted:
Also, the Obama administration did not hire Richard Simmons. They very specifically did not.
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Sir Rolo posted:
What's wrong with your fingers????  What in the hell are you?? (Seriously they're freaking me the gently caress out!)
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Mar 18, 2014 03:14
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What's the deal with Muir's art? It looks like something you'd find on an especially lovely corner of DeviantArt. Is he drawing? Using 3D models?
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Mar 18, 2014 03:17
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BlueBlazer posted:Please o Please! Is JJ the gay Republican or the BDSM Republican? I keep forgetting.
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Mar 18, 2014 03:18
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LaughMyselfTo posted:Is JJ the gay Republican or the BDSM Republican? I keep forgetting. He's Canadian, so neither. He is gay, and Conservative, and also an idiot.
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Mar 18, 2014 03:22
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BlueBlazer posted:Please o Please! Ayn Rand by WETHEANTHESHRUG
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Farecoal posted:What's the deal with Muir's art? It looks like something you'd find on an especially lovely corner of DeviantArt. Is he drawing? Using 3D models? He's vectorizing pornography and GIS results, then coloring it atrociously.
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Mar 18, 2014 03:24
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fool_of_sound posted:Ayn Rand by WETHEANTHESHRUG Not sure why he chose We The Living and Anthem over The Fountainhead, but eh.
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Mar 18, 2014 03:43
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fool_of_sound posted:Ayn Rand by WETHEANTHESHRUG To be fair, Ayn Rand belongs in the category of authors whose names are likelier to be larger than the title text, alongside John Grisham and Tom Clancy.
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Linguica posted:Ironically, Stephen Hawking recently gave a talk where he said "there are no black holes" No he didn't. He merely proposed a new model for black holes. There's absolutely no doubt that they are out there.
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What the gently caress is this? That is not a donkey.
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Mar 18, 2014 04:15
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It probably took every amount of willpower he could muster to not draw a sunken ship in the background covered with all sorts of over-detailed fiddlies on it and possibly a "Mission Accomplished" banner.
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Mar 18, 2014 04:21
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Dr.Zeppelin posted:It probably took every amount of willpower he could muster to not draw a sunken ship in the background covered with all sorts of over-detailed fiddlies on it and possibly a "Mission Accomplished" banner. Hate to tell you, but that, on the right side, is most likely a crass-hatched ship.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:What the gently caress is this? That is not a donkey. Probably a bird, it has a beak.
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Dr.Zeppelin posted:It probably took every amount of willpower he could muster to not draw a sunken ship in the background covered with all sorts of over-detailed fiddlies on it and possibly a "Mission Accomplished" banner. No, he used all his willpower on not writing a caption. Look at that white space. You KNOW he wanted to write "CEMENT SHOES" or something there but he held back for once.
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Farecoal posted:What's the deal with Muir's art? It looks like something you'd find on an especially lovely corner of DeviantArt. Is he drawing? Using 3D models? Like Nyarai said it's traced and vectorized from image searches then it gets saved into a photoshop database of poses which he'll recycle for years, perpetually sustaining DbD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwSKkKrUzUk
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StealthArcher posted:Hate to tell you, but that, on the right side, is most likely a crass-hatched ship. Impossible, nowhere near enough pipes and radar stuff.
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"Devout Muslim", in quotes indicating that such a thing doesn't really exist; its just a figure of speech. Also gently caress everything about this cartoon forever.
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Mar 18, 2014 05:27
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Let me guess: absolutely nothing about making a pig-shaped cake with bourbon icing is objectionable in Islam? Maybe the handling of alcohol bit, but only the consumption of pig (and voluntary consumption, at that) is considered haraam IIRC.
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NEED TOILET PAPER posted:Let me guess: absolutely nothing about making a pig-shaped cake with bourbon icing is objectionable in Islam? Maybe the handling of alcohol bit, but only the consumption of pig (and voluntary consumption, at that) is considered haraam IIRC. And not even voluntary consumption if it would be rude not too. Just voluntary consumption on a regular day by yourself.
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