First Panel:
Brown duck-person in sombrero looks over shoulder and says, “What’s wrong? Don’t like Mexican people?”
Second Panel:
White duck-person in border patrol outfit stares and says nothing.
Third Panel:
Brown duck-person in sombrero stares and says nothing.
Fourth Panel:
White duck-person in border patrol outfit says, “You didn’t.”
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19 comments
It’s literally a Nazi trying to be funny.
Can you imagine the Red Skull doing knock-knock jokes? No. You can’t.
Stonetoss cannot be funny.
In British newspapers, political cartoons can be scathing and savage: none more so than those by Gerald Scarfe and Ralph Steadman. Yet ironically the targets of their grotesque caricatures of such - politicians - are the biggest collectors of the original art; the best collection was that of past Labour Chancellor Denis Healey. Even they see the funny side of such.
Your... 'works', Stonedtosser. 'Laugh'?
I nearly did.
Ever so witty… Because having a realistic conversation on why people leave their countries of origin would be both too long and would defeat his point entirely.
Yeah, some ahole could tell me the very same thing about polacks and guess what, sure as fuck I didn’t. Which would be because my values were far too “Western” for my neighbours tastes there, which would be because I wasn’t of their dominant religion, their accepted identity and their accepted political opinion. Made it through borders and had to push the literal “reset” button on my life to at least try and have a life in a pluralistic, free country. There, got any more snarks?
Or is it that by your admission Stonetoss, I should GTFO cuz the whole pluralistic society based on rights and not on people’s religion or bigotries is not what YOU want and it is what YOU are actively trying to dismantle, so people coming in believing in the ideal are a threat to you in double ways?
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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