Post boomer comics
Post boomer comics
Ethan Hill
Bentley Baker
kek
Dylan Miller
My favorite boomer comic.
Joshua Watson
LMFAO based.
Austin Hughes
Horny cartoonists of the 20th century:
>"I want to fuck a hot woman!!!!"
Horny cartoonists of the 21st century:
>"I want to fuck an underage inflated diaperdog in a vat of scat and piss!!!"
Brandon Hughes
Robert Martinez
>he doesn't know
Thomas Hill
boomer humor is fuckin wild
Hunter Ramirez
Oh believe me, it existed. But not to the extent it does now. Cartoonists of old were all pretty vanilla men who met up at country clubs and golfed and drank scotch. The most degenerate thing they probably ever got into was swinging.
Cooper Taylor
Isaac Wright
Adam Harris
Caleb Gomez
holy vintage kino
Jackson Walker
What a ass. And I don't mean the guy.
Connor Myers
My favorite thing about right wing comics is how you practically need a guide book to understand them, and then you also need to find out how the author got from point A to point B from their own internal logic.
That's what made Chick Tracts so good. Chick would explain his logic to you so you knew why he thought DnD was a witch's coven recruitment material. These guys should do tracts, not single comics.
Thomas Watson
No user I think you're just stupid.
Elijah Davis
Yeah? I read up on CRT when people started fussing about it, so the comic sounds fucking alien to me. I don't get it. My best guess is that the author thinks CRT is about removing whites from things.
Carson Taylor
What about the spanking and BDSM?
Parker Collins
heh
James Hill
>You need a guidebook to understand it
>The Umpire is making an unfair call
>The Umpire is Critical race theory
It's a literal 2+2 comic user.
Josiah Gomez
That's still pretty vanilla compared to diaperfags and furfags and diaperfurfags.
Brandon Harris
Jesus, my fucking dick
Jonathan Peterson
Adrian Morris
What does Marxism have anything to do with it
>inb4 hurr jordun peterson postmodern cultural Illuminati
Landon Martinez
CRT is the theory that poor people can't afford lawyers and therefore get shafted by the legal system more often. When the city decides to zone heavy industry next to a poor residential, the poor people living there are fucked. They can't afford a class action and are generally not aware of their rights anyway. This makes them poorer, and things get worse because the community can't advocate for themselves.
The "race" part is that this happens to black communities more because they have greater poverty in the first place. It's just one explanation for why poverty in the US is so generational.
Knowing that, the comic makes no sense. It works on a different thread of logic and has to do with what the author THINKS CRT is.
Levi Reed
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