#strawman comics

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"The people who want us to do something or else they'll rape or kill over half of humanity should be trusted and followed without protest."

I think the cartoonist is telling on themselves.

Also, many people wear glasses. I doubt the aliens got my prescription.

Not to mention how many accidents might be caused by the shades.

And how much of the left apparently decided BLM was exempt to the mask rules, other COVID rules, and the law itself.

[nefskullcritique]

I find this very funny considering bones has no regards for anyone’s boundaries :)

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I like how they can't even pretend to care for the sake of men themselves, but only because the right might "radicalize" young men.

Also, mainstream feminists struggle to admit rape and abuse are anything but Male-on-Female.

If you can't trust them with something they're so obviously wrong about, why would you trust them with something more complicated by a man's personal life?

It's kind of hilarious that Labelle called this comic "accountability" when it's about dodging precisely that, and victim-blaming men for their own issues.

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Pizzacake ignores how ignoring how pro-lifers don't think fetuses are part of a woman's body.

your body, my choice

If you can't be honest - or correct - about an extremely well-known fact in this comic, why should anyone listen to you?

no DEI

Yeah, how dare conservatives say they…hate…token hiring…based on immutable traits?

Wait, I thought that was the progressive stance?

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I like how Breadpanes put "resisting arrest" at the end.

And had to make up a bunch of stuff to make it seem silly by association.

And implies "don't act like a violent idiot around cops" isn't advice given to everyone, and acting poorly has never gotten a white person killed.

I chuckled at the second one, and I'm black, from a black-majority country, with lots of single moms.