[Ombrageux]

Chuck Asay is, and always has been, a douche of a cartoonist.

1) Hezbollah, Syria and Iran really are not that scary but I think that portrayal is quite characteristic of the enormous insecurities Americans have today despite their superiority.
2) WW2 analogies suck ass.

[Rodion]

An explanation of CWAS.

[The American Lion]

[Kiroff]

Sorry to necropost.

South Vietnam was still on the map in 1973. We achieved our goals. How is this a stunning defeat?

Non-Islamist Afganistan was still on the map in 1992. According to you the USSR succeeded in the Afgani operation.

[Boondock Saint]

[The Antiist]

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[Unperson-S]

This was from a while ago, but I dont see what all this crap is about kids dressing up as soldiers or fighters. Im talking about the bottom right picture. I mean, when I was little, me and all my friends (that were boys) wanted to be soldiers, wanted to fight with guns and such. For a start, he doesnt look happy, but I guess rather than wanting to be a soldier, he wants to be a rebel fighter.

I mean, if he were strapped to explosives, it may be different, but its not, he is wearing a Hamas headband - which is now in charge of Palestine, and carrying an M16... wtf?

[Rodion]

[jaakko]

...because whoever dares to fight jews will be associated with the KKK.

[Dan]

[Rodion]

...because whoever dares to fight jews will be associated with the KKK.

Pretty much. Just like anybody who "dares" to fight African-Americans or Asians.

[jaakko]

Pretty much. Just like anybody who "dares" to fight African-Americans or Asians.

Typical settler-colonialist maneuvering.

[Kon]

Somehow I doubt TAl understands the reference to the ten dollar bill. Probably put it in so he could say he doesn't only post about the USA.[/quote]

[amjdmg]

[Rodion]

[The Antiist]

[Rodion]

[Dan]

[Rodion]

All that last one needs is good-old Cap America to yell "support the attack!" and it'll be just right.