The Meaning of Lila by John Forgetta and L.A. Rose for July 24, 2012

. . . I still want somebody to smack her up-side the head . . .. . . nothing stops a bully like greater force . . .

I don’t know if the so-called “leaders” of this camp still hug trees on their days off, but it’s easy to see that they still believe in turning the other cheek. And you only have three chances to do that. Returned and increased violence can be very effective. Trouble is, the teachers or the cops always catch the second person…

I may be behind on the storyline, but, last I checked, she’s not getting any kind of chemo or radiation anymore for the cancer. Why hasn’t some of her hair grown back yet?

Her instructor will soon learn that simplistic lessons like this one will bring out the snottiness in Annie. He’d better find a way to challenge these kids quick or he will have anarchy on his hands. LOL

“did you say Liberal or Conservative?”

Thank you Annie, best comeback for that BS.

She beat a bully up. Exactly.What did the “bully” do? He made an insensitive comment. Annie was offended.You don’t have the right to not be offended.

… maybe … maybe not.Most people behave properly without the threat of external force. Some people behave properly because of the threat of external force.

This strip has gotten way off the subject. Stick to beautiful, big-boobed Lila.

If Annie truly thinks “compassionate” is synonymous with “pathetic,” then she’s quickly turning into a very unlikable character.