With many states passing laws to remove homeless people from view, I thought this comic might be appropriate. You might find this article interesting.
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The rich often complain that the poor are unmotivated, lazy, undeserving. Yet the poor don’t have the advantages the rich have.
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With the Georgia runoff between Herschel Walker and Raphael Warnock today, I thought I’d post this comic.
Do we perhaps have an obligation to provide aid to some of the poor countries?
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The cats just love talking about Freedom.
My Books. In particular, if you enjoy the religious comics, you might like A God of Manageable Size.
Americans talk about family values a lot, but actions speak a lot louder than words.
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Cassandra is ignored not because people don’t believe her but because they don’t want to admit she’s right.
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Companies that claim to care often show their true colors when it comes to treating their workers well.
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I was going to publish this comic later but changed my mind after the massacre of young children in Texas. This comic is a result of my frustration with America’s hypocrisy over the value of human lives. You can read more about Nick Turse below the comic.
This comic was inspired in part by Nick Turse’s horrifying book about Vietnam, Kill Anything That Moves. You can read an interview with Turse here. You can read a review of the book here.
We’ve recently seen a Russian soldier convicted of war crimes in Ukraine, but reading Turse’s book makes one wonder why American soldiers and officers weren’t charged with innumerable war crimes in Vietnam. Well, not really, but it does bring up again the hypocrisy of the way we value human lives.
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There’s a lot of hypocrisy around the issue of illegal immigrants.
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