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This is a very clear showcase that he’s got not a single idea of what the people he supposedly opposes are even about. Also, rather typical autocrat’s “nightmare”: Folks doing their best to be respectful and accommodating of others they may not understand.
The horror. The sheer horror of it all.
It should be "apeople". And what's with the weird hats?
Anyway, the drawings are pretty good. Too bad they seem to be being used to mock people who aren't bigoted assholes. It's always sad to see quality artwork used for evil.
I misgendered a non-binary squirrel kin
Squirrel Girl.
For when even Marvel - now owned by Disney of all companies - don’t have a problem with this character: and wouldn't surprise me if they make her part of the MCU in the near future, you wonder why you're no Jack Kirby - least of all Steve Ditko - OP…?!
…or even Jack Shit : which is what your… ‘alternative' comics are. The Alternative Comix scene in the 1980s: Eastman & Laird's graphic tales of martial arts amphibians.
A humanoid Manx cat in a hard Sci-Fi scenario by ex-USAF sergeant Steve Gallacci: acknowledged as one of the Founders of the entire anthro. scene today.
What will you ever amount to, OP…?!
..oh, and Stan Sakai's lepine samurai creation. Your move.
“I have some decent artistic ability, a list of buzzwords I pulled off a right-wing website that I am assured are what passes for liberal dialogue, and a burning hatred of all those not wedded to rampant assholery! Let's see what I can puke onto my Wacom!”
If you go through the artist’s work from the past few years, it seems like he thinks that trans and nonbinary people are LARPers who are little different from furries, and trying to force cis women into emotional prostitution (as in, “validate my feeeeelingz!”) - and that this constitutes the “new patriarchy”. And also that Black Lives Matters is actually a bunch of white looters who talk big about reparations for black people but mostly just randomly riot, smash, and steal electronics for themselves. And also socialists are upper-middle class people speaking on behalf of the poors in the same kind of sense that Autism Speaks “represents” autistic people… it goes on.
The closest thing to a sane take was that apparently he didn’t think very highly of Trump or Q-Anon, but even there he sometimes got a bit weird.
I remember reading Sinfest back in high school. At some point the author went into a tailspin. He started out feminist, with some comics that were actually poignant. However, he spiralled into typical TERF/SWERF behaviour, and as he did, his humour became more and more of the generic one joke bullshit. He had a weeklong arc where a character ordered a taco and was served a hot dog in stead. He was told to suck it up, because the hot dog identifies like a taco. At the end of the arc the character eats the hot dog, and muses how it still tastes like a hot dog to them.
From there, he's actually gone full alt-right. In the current story arc, BLM and Antifa are the actual threat. He uses alt-right dogwhistles like ‘clownworld’ and, to the extent that he still has a coherent narrative arc, the current storyline seems to be about how unassuming Maga folks are the only hope for saving ‘the future.’
Adding to My and Skios’s posts, you might be wondering which of us is wrong - surely he can’t be both unimpressed with Trump and Q-Anon and also sympathetic to the Alt-Right, particularly the MAGAs. Neither of us is. Tatsuya is just that disconnected from reality.
@Skios #93928
Oh man! He’s swung the other way!
From normal to moonbat to wingnut.
A psychologist would have a field day with this guy. The guy has serious issues upstairs. I wonder what caused him to lose his mind so badly.
Sinfest used to be really good and very well-written and clever (even with al the dopey cheesecake / sex jokes) but then one day he went insane.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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