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Mr Hootington posted:I'm American so please forgive me when I ask, "why is Jeremy Corbyn bad?" He may once have had sex with a black woman.
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Mr Hootington posted:I'm American so please forgive me when I ask, "why is Jeremy Corbyn bad?" imagine if bernie sanders was actually socialist and had already won the primaries, but the election wasn't for another four years
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Mr Hootington posted:I'm American so please forgive me when I ask, "why is Jeremy Corbyn bad?" He's really far to the left and not just in populist ways that the common man would be in favor of.
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So he isn't bad. I do love his caricature.
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Mr Hootington posted:I'm American so please forgive me when I ask, "why is Jeremy Corbyn bad?" If Bernie Sanders gets a nomination you'll find out.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the EU referendum – A senior Tory has urged Eurosceptic MPs to show integrity and vote to leave the European Union, as David Cameron prepares to hold a crucial meeting to finalise the renegotiation of Britain’s EU membership terms" Also Obituary: Sir Terry Wogan Telegraph:  Children in Need Independent:  Cameron attacks race bias in courts and universities Times:  Blankety Blank Mail: Mac's personal tribute to his friend Terry 
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 Inspired by Cat Boyd: We should welcome a Thatcher museum... Future generations must learn about the damage she did
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Mac's Pugsey looks like the ending of a particular gruesome horror film where he's about to try commit suicide to avoid the creature that waits in the blackness of space and find his gun is empty. The reveal for what lives in the blackness of space that does terrible things to Children in Need probably wouldn't be that compelling a mystery if it's set in the BBC though. A Good (If horrifying) Cartoon.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on Cameron and Tusk's latest talks – President of the European council has praised progress in talks on terms of UK’s membership, but added that there are still outstanding issues" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times:  Kids Company: MPs say 'catalogue of failures' led to collapse Guardian Sport: 
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That Guardian Sport  Squires is the cartoonist we need, not the one we deserve
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian Sport: That penultimate panel 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on David Cameron's EU negotiations – David Cameron’s haggling with the EU has been about reliably parochial, and sometimes petty, concerns" Telegraph:  Draft EU deal: What Cameron wanted and what he got Times:  After Degas. Mail: Mac on... Sir Terry Wogan  'Top of the mornin' to you. I'm absolutely banjaxed!... I thought I was coming here for a rest!'
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To the surprise of nobody, everyone in Mac's idea of heaven is white.
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forkboy84 posted:To the surprise of nobody, everyone in Mac's idea of heaven is white. Because of all the PC policing he avoids drawing any black people not to be called racist again. There's still one bearded man in a turban, though.
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forkboy84 posted:To the surprise of nobody, everyone in Mac's idea of heaven is white.
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I don't think I have either, except for a car one, a ham one, or one built into a TV or CD player.
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They were like 8-track cassettes but flat.
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on David Cameron's EU negotiations – David Cameron said he would move to ‘put beyond doubt’ the sovereignty of parliament when he was challenged on his EU negotiations by Boris Johnson" After the Startrite ad. Telegraph:  Lord Lucan death certificate granted Independent:   'Milk Tray Man' role won by Liverpool fireman Times:  Mail: Mac on... genetically modified embryos  Mac on... David Cameron's EU deal  And since Squires went down so well a few days ago, have a bonus Guardian Australian Sport: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: The Davey relaunches.
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: Why are cartoonists framing this EU stuff as David Cameron vs. Boris? (Not even necessarily "vs," just "b/w" Boris.) Even more disappointing when, reading the linked article, Bell could have done a poo poo-eyed/vomiting (etc. what he does) caricature of Jacob Rees-Mogg vs. Cam. I'll count my blessings that it's not another CORBYN BAD SUBMARINE COMMUNIST rally.
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Boris is more likely to be the next conservative leader than Mogg.
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Complete misunderstanding of the science but Mac posits that the rich would totally buy genetically-engineered midget serfs. A Good Cartoon?
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Mac and the Daily Mail actually hold a blistering hatred for people richer than them (her maj excepted) but it always surprises people here because they also hold hatred for people poorer than them. When gas companies were in the news there were a few popped eyeballs here at a Mac toon of e-on board members debating whether they should jack off onto £50 notes or just gold bullion.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Mac and the Daily Mail actually hold a blistering hatred for people
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Guavanaut posted:Corbyn would be a bad submarine imo. how much are the media paying you for that propaganda, sell-out? **the people's submarine**
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It's the Blairites that want to throw him in the Atlantic with ballast weights attached to him. Keep Corbyn on land.
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