batshit rightwing cartoons -- 2017 unto eschaton

I can't even work out what the clothing of the guy on the left here is meant to convey (except that he's a Dumbocrat, I guess?)

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fg7ANXcUUAAEQHF?format=jpg&name=900x900

it is ridiculous but quite worrying that the nazis have gone full-on in trying to redefine racism as "saying something is racist" or even "talking about race"

xp the guy on the right, rather. the one in orange.

annie has murdered someone who was shorter than her own legs

flypaper for QAnon'ers

guarantee you that the creator of these looks exactly like his cut'n paste republican in the purple shirt.

I promise, sometimes I don't wanna be right even when I am.

https://i.imgur.com/icLakTi.jpg

and hol-lee shit at this moron's facebook page.

https://i.imgur.com/XhI3hIy.png

and disappointing that he has zero likes for most of his posts:
https://twitter.com/chrisbjorn6

ok i saw the other screenshots from this Free Press article but nothing could have prepared me for how funny this intro is in the context of the cartoons pic.twitter.com/LNu6qGNEqH

— Katie Martin (@katiedimartin) April 24, 2023

i couldn't remember the name of this thread so i had to google "bad conservative political cartoonist" to remember ben garrison's name so i could search for it on ilx to find this thread

Are we spending our finite time on Earth wisely? And do we even grasp how finite that time is?

In the chapter we’ve excerpted below, Tim uses the tale of a made-up land called Hypothetica to show how easily people can be forced into saying—and eventually thinking—the same things. (The piece is longer than our usual fare, in part because of the illustrations, so consider printing it out or saving for this evening over a cocktail.)

amazing

making myself sad by thinking about the person contemplating whether they're spending their finite time on earth wisely and then printing out an article from thefp.com and spending their evening reading it over a cocktail