Worst Political Cartoons

[chad sexington]

He sees himself as an Honest Patriot, and if I recall correctly, the pose is a common image of the Revolutionary Soldier hanging up his musket at the end of the War of Independence.

That said, I wouldn't be at all surprised if he did own a tricorner hat.

[Askold]

Does he seriously wear that hat?

Probably just artistic license.  However, note his bookshelf contains: a bookend, a bible, a coffee mug and what I assume is an inkpot.  Also, the President at the top doesn't look anything like Carter.

Even if it's artistic license, that means he sees himself with that hat and likely owns it.

He has also drawn himself in old timey clothes that go with the hat. I think it's just artistic license, he drew himself dressed in clothes that represent his beliefs, much like everything in the office does.

[PosthumanHeresy]

He sees himself as an Honest Patriot, and if I recall correctly, the pose is a common image of the Revolutionary Soldier hanging up his musket at the end of the War of Independence.

That said, I wouldn't be at all surprised if he did own a tricorner hat.

Ahh. Okay, and yeah.

Does he seriously wear that hat?

Probably just artistic license.  However, note his bookshelf contains: a bookend, a bible, a coffee mug and what I assume is an inkpot.  Also, the President at the top doesn't look anything like Carter.

Even if it's artistic license, that means he sees himself with that hat and likely owns it.

He has also drawn himself in old timey clothes that go with the hat. I think it's just artistic license, he drew himself dressed in clothes that represent his beliefs, much like everything in the office does.

That makes sense. Still, I agree with Chad, he does likely own one.

[kefkaownsall]

Okay thanks so it was more of they wanted to do the homeschooling miles went though ouch yeah deport

[Barbarella]

And nothing of value was lost.

Teabag cartoonist hanging up his drawing pen...this should be in the "Best Political Cartoons" section!

[JohnE]

Hey now, I own a tricorn hat! They're awesome. Or they were, before the tea party started wearing them, kinda like MRAs and fedoras.

[MadCatTLX]

Hey now, I own a tricorn hat! They're awesome. Or they were, before the tea party started wearing them, kinda like MRAs and fedoras.

Hey, I wear a fedora!

[lord gibbon]

Yeah, so do I, but unfortunately, the MRAs have decided that they are a symbol of their movement.

[MadmanJohnson]

Linkara wears a fedora! He's the exact opposite of a MRA.

[The Right Honourable Mlle Antéchrist]

It's not even the fedora itself that necessarily screams "MRA fundie". The fedora is generally the common element, but in photos, there's also a pretentious combination of clothing style, facial expression, head tilt, and/or props that transform it from a mere hat into The Fedora.

For example, this is just a guy who happens to be wearing a fedora:



But this is The Fedora:

[Iconic Komodo Dragon 2]

Not really a Political cartoon, but still Fundie

[Iconic Komodo Dragon 2]

And nothing of value was lost.

I almost forgot, here's a collection of works by this crazy-ass fuck:

[mythbuster43]

The fifth one from the bottom sent my irony meter into nuclear territory.

Seriously, how can these people be so lacking in self-awareness?

[Kit Walker]

2, 10, and 12 made some good points, if I read them right.

- 2 is saying that France is turning its back on the principles of a free society by banning the public expression of personal religious affiliation, chiefly headscarves. And I agree with that - you can't consider yourself a society with freedom of religion or expression while at the same time banning religious garments from public life.

- 10 is setting up a false dichotomy, to be sure, but does make something of a point on most people's priorities.

- 12 is pretty much spot on.

Not really a Political cartoon, but still Fundie

If it's protesting security cameras on private property, it's "worst". If it's drawing a comparison to the Trayvon Martin case (young person in a hoodie with snackfood), it's still "worst" for shitty composition but gets points for trying. If it's referencing something I'm not getting, I withdraw my comment.

[Iconic Komodo Dragon 2]

2, 10, and 12 made some good points, if I read them right.

- 2 is saying that France is turning its back on the principles of a free society by banning the public expression of personal religious affiliation, chiefly headscarves. And I agree with that - you can't consider yourself a society with freedom of religion or expression while at the same time banning religious garments from public life.

- 10 is setting up a false dichotomy, to be sure, but does make something of a point on most people's priorities.

- 12 is pretty much spot on.
I agreed with them too(wait, to?), I just felt I should give a thorough look-through on Asays cartoons.

Not really a Political cartoon, but still Fundie

If it's protesting security cameras on private property, it's "worst". If it's drawing a comparison to the Trayvon Martin case (young person in a hoodie with snackfood), it's still "worst" for shitty composition but gets points for trying. If it's referencing something I'm not getting, I withdraw my comment.

That's the Boston Bomber.