💰 Grifter StoneToss (allegedly, formerly Red Panels)

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Yamamura dijo:
I'm probably talking out of my ass here and totally off base, but perhaps Hitler is a figure so removed from their local culture there's an air of exoticness to his character. Similar to how westerners have an interest in the Orient.
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It's likely still the 'stick it to the British' and the whole Aryan thing. JAI HIIIIIIND and all that, you know.
 
Lt. H. DuBois dijo:
Ive always found that connection really interesting. I know back in the day there were Nazi sympathizers within India, as it was a way to stick it to the British, but I wonder why to this day there's such a Hitler fascination? Alot of other southeast Asian countries have it to, just not to such a degree
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Honestly, it's probably just a result of the tragic lack of any functional education system in India.

Despite the fact that Germany and Japan both provided serious material assistance to the Indian independence struggle- the only reason the Brits gave India even token independence was fear of further heroic national uprisings like that practiced by the Indian National Army in alliance with Japan under Subhas Bose, which would have meant that all their big bankers and capitalists would have had their Indian holdings nationalized- middle and upper class pajeets are generally programmed to follow the same retarded anti-NS line as whites in the US or France.

But there are so few jeets that are actually seriously formally educated that many of them only know that Hitler is a strong, feared man who was very famous, not that he's supposed to be disliked because he didn't lick the feet of jews, and that seems pretty cool to them. You see the same thing with Stalin- at least outside Kerala, which is run competently by the largest officialy communist party (which is far from living up to Stalinism, but still nationalist and authoritarian and socialist, and remarkably competent at actually managing things properly by Indian standards), where such names are more common across the board.
 
xX_rAcE_wAr_420_Xx dijo:
I kind of get it?

I assume it's a commentary on how performative and hollow the pride month posturing is by huge conglomerates and governments that otherwise the LARPing Xitter commies would hate and be calling for guillotines. Kind of the inverse of how Elon Musk went from beloved Reddit save-the-environment techbro to a reviled chud bigot billionaire just by disagreeing with their politics?
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Okay. I can see that. Trans rights makes you free of government prosecution.
 
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Good on Stonetoss, see, he's a good sport there
 
KateHikes14 dijo:
The impetus for this walking advertisement for generative AI being the LORD'S tools of justice:
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A bit of a hack job, but I wanted to see if this comic still worked with the text more explicitly removed.

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And yes, it does. The blank expression at the end is particularly more profound and I would say speaks a lot more than just having text leaving the reader zero room for interpretation.
 
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A bit of a hack job, but I wanted to see if this comic still worked with the text more explicitly removed.

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And yes, it does. The blank expression at the end is particularly more profound and I would say speaks a lot more than just having text leaving the reader zero room for interpretation.
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Isn't this the usual criticism of political cartoons anyway? Everyone makes fun of Ben Garrison for labeling everything, for example, with the implication that it should stand on its own visually and convey the message with art, being primarily a VISUAL MEDIUM. I particularly love the panels where the art is constricted to allow for more text, it misses the point entirely; shit, that's like Chris Chan tier comic design.
 
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