Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling for September 05, 2024

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    Pickled Pete  14 days ago

    Police arrested him because black lives matter? Is that right?

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    jvo  14 days ago

    They do to white folks, but for them, it’s more a matter of what KIND of lives blacks have. /s?

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    Henwood  14 days ago

    I believe this toon could run as the new one tomorrow, were it not for the face covers (which the MAGA cops of course aren’t wearing).

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    Godfreydaniel  14 days ago

    The Ku Kop Klan…..

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    Kurtass Premium Member 14 days ago

    If the violence wasn’t started by outside agitators, it was most likely started by the police.

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    Jack7528  14 days ago

    So more Race Baiting.

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    mistercatworks  14 days ago

    You don’t have to be Black to get arrested but it helps. :(

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    Comics-Reader Premium Member 14 days ago

    I wonder what the folks in the real Chagrin Falls (Ohio) think about their town’s name being used in this strip, which doesn’t always seem very complimentary toward the fictional residents.

    Is Ruben trying to kid Calvin and Hobbes cartoonist Bill Watterson, who grew up there? (When my parents lived there for several years, I thought the place had a certain charm, but I never thought it would draw the attention of a cartoonist in this way.)

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    fritzoid Premium Member 14 days ago

    He’s wearing a hoodie. THAT’S how they know he’s a troublemaker!

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    moosemin  14 days ago

    His neighbor didn’t say anything to the cops?!

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    fritzoid Premium Member 14 days ago

    “The ACLED dataset describing political violence during the summer of 2020 — the “US Crisis Monitor” — found that 9% of BLM demonstrations were met by some form of state intervention (including use of physical force as well as other interventions) compared to 4% of right-wing demonstrations and 3% of all other demonstrations in the same year. This targeting of BLM protestors is despite the fact that 94% of BLM demonstrations were non-violent and non-destructive compared to 86% of right-wing protests. Importantly state intervention at BLM protests was typically more violent than those at right-wing demonstrations. Indeed 51% of BLM protests were met with physical force (this included use of less-lethal projectiles like tear gas or rubber bullets to beating protestors with batons) compared to 33% of right-wing demonstrations and 26% of other demonstrations.

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    jpozenel  14 days ago

    “Hanging with my pal” means something very different from what it once did.

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    eddi-TBH  13 days ago

    Too many people in positions of authority shouldn’t be.

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    GaryCooper  13 days ago

    I wish these cartoons would go out of date, but they refuse to do it.

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    CAN-AM  11 days ago

    What the heck is this black people have the exact same rights as anyone the police would never do that this is just lies

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