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Cat Atomic Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Nov-01-03 11:40 AM
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13. In political cartoons, I always notice a distinct lack of subtlety.
Right wing political cartoons generally just seem to be heavy-handed and literal. They're not actually saying much, just illustrating a sterotype or insult of some sort.

Here's an example of what I'm talking about:



It's just literal. It's saying the UN is big chicken. Ok, and therefore what? Know what I mean? It's like they get 40% into the point and decide they've thought enough.

Some hit on comedy, but when they do, I fear my own politics simply get in the way of the "joke".

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