It’s always been propaganda brainrot. The CCP was just more subtle about it by suppressing content that was critical of them, suppressing content by “ugly” people, and quietly siphoning all of your data.

And no, that’s not en endorsement of any alternative. They’ll all bad. That just all have different bias.

oh, yes they were.

Dilbert’s message was just vague and short enough that people could just insert their own message into it. The cartoon had some good moments in it, but you could also see some problems as well, but the Bob Bastard episode or Dilbert’s take on charities.

Not dead, but throw Paul Pelosi on that list.

They’re pretty obviously planning on murdering the homeless, and disabled first.

So same as the Nazis.

Dale is the Victim of a Hate Crime

At least he didn’t punch anyone this time.

And that’s how his handlers want him.

My point was that it’s never been entirely one way or another. You can cite examples of aggressively progressive comic like X-men or the Superman-KKK comics, but the super hero format itself leans libertarian and if the writer isn’t careful, they end up supporting that or worse, a libertarian writer promotes those ideas while hiding behind the canon of super heroes. I’ve heard some batshit takes from otherwise progressive comicbook readers.

Real farmer here(who has never voted red). I don’t trust the average American not to completely fuck up any harvest and not to bitch constantly about the heat or dirt. It’s bad enough hearing people who work in AC complain about the heat to me.

Really depends on the writer. I know The Dark Knight Returns is beloved, but there’s the themes in it that I’m not so sure about.

Verified in person?

I will never remember his name. He will always be The Bean Guy to me.

What bad action do you think is happening? The “constant screams about genocide” are because the genocide is constant. You’re throwing around the world “hypocritical” like it has no meaning. Even if you disagree with the group, what have they done that would make then hypocritical? Being the first person to call someone a hypocrite isn’t an instant win for internet arguments.

Apparently posting quotes of Kirk’s can be considered a celebration of his death.

Yes. If you’re part of the IDF and aren’t trying to minimize your effect and get the hell out, you’re a bad person.

The US has never had mandatory service in my life time, but when I was called to serve in Bush II’s wars, I was proud to refuse.

If the Free Palestine Movement had a central origination, you’d just be criticizing that instead. BLM sort of had a central origination that was misusing funds, but the decentralize aspects never really lost focus.

You might be too old for him.

Remember when his show had an episode where a minor pursued Ellen? What did the show mean by that?

“In his home” doesn’t mean the kid owned them. They could be his parent’s firearms, but he some how got “possession” of them. Regardless of the specifics, his parents failed him.

Why should they hold a moment of silence? Kirk wasn’t a US official.