MythTickle by Justin Thompson for December 10, 2009

The Left-Right word-wars made Karma so angry, she can’t can’t even get yin and yang set correctly!

I’m sure she knows how to set them correctly. She is so mad that she intentionally separated them.

I’m sure she knows how to set them correctly. She is so mad that she intentionally separated them.

she must be liste4ning to the comments on the sound vidieo of the political cartoons on gocomics…they sound the same.

She is contemplating how humans see the world, rather than as it actually is.

I love the conversation bubble in panel one. Its form speaks louder than words!

Mythtickle is outstanding, and Karma is indispensable. I love her. GF

the yang and the ying

This must have originally been a Monday strip. I have lots of Mondays when Yin & Yang and more like the Crips and the Bloods.

Sisyphos said, about 9 yins ago

“The Left-Right word-wars made Karma so angry, she can’t can’t even get yin and yang set correctly!”

then TheSkulker said, about 9 yangs ago

“I’m sure she knows how to set them correctly. She is so mad that she intentionally separated them.”

And yet, each of the two has that dot of the other in its heart–so that they can never really be separated entirely.

bmonk, more likely so that people will know they are cut from the same cloth, no matter the rhetoric.

As individuals, I don’t think it’s likely anything will change, whatever we do.

As a society, if we demand change–through respect of others’ opinions, through some acceptance of the difference between fact and opinion, through refusing to support bigotry and one-sided spins, and so on–we might see some change.

But bmonk, your position contradicts itself. Society is nothing more than a collection of interacting individuals. If we can’t impose on ourselves as individuals what we demand from others as a society, then social change is impossible.

A source I doubt you give any credit to points out that as individuals and as a society, human beings simply cannot rule themselves when left to themselves. What I find amazing is that totally secular models such as Jungian psychology indicate the very same thing, yet their practioners insist nevertheless that man has everything he needs within himself. It’s as if they don’t dare to believe their own data.

Oh, Karma! Exactly how I feel after reading GoComics comments!!

You ain’t seen nuttin’ yet… just wait’ll 2016!