Prickly City by Scott Stantis for November 08, 2023

We have an orange world. orange has never denied that he wants to destroy the Constitution. Seems he would say something like that

According to a recent study, one-third (33%) of Republicans say that political violence may be necessary, compared to 22% of independents and 13% of Democrats who agree. That number approaches 41% support among trump supporters. Not surprising, trump professed his love for Kim Jong Un.

Republicans revere the Constitution in exactly the same way they revere the Bible:

They cherry pick the parts they like and are convenient and trash the rest.

And, It’s OKAY If A Republican Does It.

What do you have? Today’s intellectually and morally bankrupt MAGA GOP.

Hostility here, so far is from one direction, read your own comments. BTW it was not Republicans that recently were burning cities, destroying private property, working with media to silence any opposing speech, circumventing the First Amendment Yes and even killing. Guess it’s OK if a Democrat does it. As for this section the same hate from the same sources. I would say read the replies, but this comment will be removed shortly.

Happy National Cappuccino Day, since many of you are already at Starbucks, have one and celebrate.

And the J6 rioters were just misunderstood tourists.

Who drives cars into peaceful protesters?

North Korea? You mean where the majority of the population is held in grinding poverty and brutal surveillance to ensure that a chosen few can live in unimaginable wealth?

Maybe read up on Project 2025. But I’m sure that won’t fit into Stantis’s “both sides are equally bad” worldview.

‘Ceptin’ Stanti is not addressing the fact that this sentiment is coming mostly, mostly from right-wing populism, his blurring of this FACT is why his personality reflects that of FALSE EQUIVALENCIES, and why I suggest he is using this venue as an outlet to crap his general state of depression upon us.

The U.S. is striving mightily to become a banana republic.

North Korea? No, more like our CHAZ and similar areas across the States.

I enjoyed this comic in the Los Angeles Times until they dropped it. big mistake.