Why build for a country that doesn’t pay its citizens enough to afford your cars?

In cheaper and more fun to get parts from the junk yard.

The “strongest military in the world” couldn’t even handle a single war in the middle east. How are we supposed to win multiple wars with multiple fronts in multiple countries against much stronger militaries with many more allies? It’s pure hubris.

RELEASE THE DIRECTORS CUT!!

It works much better in crowded areas, too. The more people that see you doing it, the better!

It’s to the point where if a cop says it happened, you know it didn’t.

Yeah, western civilization was really brimming with empathy for all those slaves and indigenous people. 🙄🙄🙄🙄

After the dinosaurs went the way of themselves, their descendants evolved into birds. I hope humans evolve into something cute for the next intelligent species to enjoy.

That’s The Honorable Revd Dr. Ronald Reagan III to you! (I think someone made him a judge?)

Unpopular Opinion: If you cheer for the apocalypse (mass death), you’re a bad Christian and probably won’t go to heaven.

Living through the “decades in weeks” part of history isn’t as fun as I thought it’d be but, but I guess I always thought we’d move forward through decades in weeks instead of backwards.

Fun fact: Abusers are more likely to be family members than strangers.

Maybe that’s what they’re trying to say?

Wow now there’s a sentiment I haven’t heard online in a long time.

If we don’t feed the trolls, how will social media drive engagement? /s

What are you, meme ICE?

Unpopular opinion: I miss buying software on discs sold at electronics stores.

Funfact, the US over seas military base budget is separate from the DoD budget. So every time we get excited about that almost trillion dollar budget, that’s not even all of it.

I highly recommend the book Base Nation.

It really is the hunger games.

Here’s a cool book about it related to the meme (and it’s got an appropriate title).

Endless Holocausts

The issue, as I see it, is that police only need to exist if you believe force is an acceptable way to compel people’s behavior. From a nonviolent perspective, the argument can simply end there. People do not need to be policed because force itself should not be used to compel anyone against their will.

And even if you accept the premise that force is sometimes justified, you still have to reckon with the fact that any organization sanctioned to use force will always carry the risk of being captured and repurposed for ends other than its original intent. In my view, that risk is unacceptable. So even on pragmatic grounds, it is better not to create institutions whose defining feature is the sanctioned use of force.

“I’d rather argue with strawmen than parse out the complicated reality,” is all this comic says.