Worst Political Cartoons

[mellenORL]

I'll admit, the microwave ovens are a new one. 

Not really. It never grew to the proportions that anti-vaccers and cell-phone paranoiacs have, but there's always been a small, dedicated amount of people claiming that microwaves embedded food with dangerous levels of radiation.

Which has as even less facts and science behind it as the anti-vaccination claims, if such thing is possible.

In an unrelated note, microwaves give me a headache. Really, if I stand too close to a microwave that is on it gives me physical pain, this has been true ever since my family got our first microwave. (Although I think it was worse back when I was a kid.)

That is fascinating askold. I wonder if the shape/size of the tiny structures in your middle or inner ears happen to pick up on a harmonic frequency from the radar/radio waves produced by the microwave oven? If so, of course it would be too high a frequency to register within your hearing range, but it could be over-stimulating the audic nerve and perhaps from that, your headache begins?

I used to be able to hear a local radio station because my tooth filling and the orthodontic device I wore at the time created a receiver of sorts (the acidic nature of saliva acting as the micro electrical source in tandem with silver filling and stainless steel braces).

[wrightway]

I'll admit, the microwave ovens are a new one. 

Not really. It never grew to the proportions that anti-vaccers and cell-phone paranoiacs have, but there's always been a small, dedicated amount of people claiming that microwaves embedded food with dangerous levels of radiation.

That Dr. Oz claims that it's carcinogens you get from microwaving the plastic containers that's the problem.

[Askold]

The radiowaves from the microwave are probably the cause, in either case it's only if I stand too close while the device is on. The problem with my... problem is that when I try to search the web to see if anyone else experiences... The results don't seem very reliable.

Yahoo answers has someone claim that medical science proven it to be possible. And that microwaves give you brain cancer if you are less than 2 meters from one.

Some "consumer safety" site says that it is impossible for a microwave to give me a headache because regulations require them to be safe and that the headache is probably from the additives in my food... So the additives in the food that I have not eaten yet give me some sort of pre-emptive headache? Time traveling additives?

And then I found this site:
http://www.mast-victims.org/index.php?content=journal&action=view&type=journal&id=134

Which is just some tinfoil hat material.

Bah.

Anyway, back to comics:


Uh, huh.


Wait what?



Ok... Few days after the Boston bombings he is already using it in his comic just so he can preach more of his political beliefs. That's low. Now I wonder how the characters got arrested, I'll just go back a few days further...


...I'm not suprised he is supporting an armed revolution but what is it with these people who have a hardon for shooting at cops?

[Barbarella]

The radiowaves from the microwave are probably the cause, in either case it's only if I stand too close while the device is on. The problem with my... problem is that when I try to search the web to see if anyone else experiences... The results don't seem very reliable.

Yahoo answers has someone claim that medical science proven it to be possible. And that microwaves give you brain cancer if you are less than 2 meters from one.

Some "consumer safety" site says that it is impossible for a microwave to give me a headache because regulations require them to be safe and that the headache is probably from the additives in my food... So the additives in the food that I have not eaten yet give me some sort of pre-emptive headache? Time traveling additives?

And then I found this site:
http://www.mast-victims.org/index.php?content=journal&action=view&type=journal&id=134

Which is just some tinfoil hat material.

Bah.

Anyway, back to comics:


Uh, huh.


Wait what?



Ok... Few days after the Boston bombings he is already using it in his comic just so he can preach more of his political beliefs. That's low. Now I wonder how the characters got arrested, I'll just go back a few days further...


...I'm not suprised he is supporting an armed revolution but what is it with these people who have a hardon for shooting at cops?

Or the cop's own kids?

This comic is so stupid! I hate Tin-Foil Tealibanis!

[Dakota Bob]

The red-head is cute. It seems a lot of wierdos have pretty good drawing skills. What up with that?

[Meshakhad]

Funny how the artist forgot to include the occupants of all those other "chairs." No, Israel is the only land that isn't empty in the Middle East.

I think it's more about how there are so many Arab nations that they don't need any more territory, which is a common pro-Israeli sentiment.

[kefkaownsall]

Not sure since Wilders said Palestineans should move to Jordan and to start calling Jordan Palestine

[booley]

Funny how the artist forgot to include the occupants of all those other "chairs." No, Israel is the only land that isn't empty in the Middle East.

I think it's more about how there are so many Arab nations that they don't need any more territory, which is a common pro-Israeli sentiment.

Wait a minute... couldn't this be easily turned around to say that jews also have been scattered all over the world and therefore didn't need their own country either?  Certainly Jews have more power outside israel then palestinians seem to have anywhere.

When a pro israeli cartoon can be easily turned into an anti-semitic one, it might be a bad argument.

[booley]

from, where else, face book..



Yes it is horrible how "bashed' christian athletes are.  Unlike gay people who have NEVER faced homophobia in sports.  if only there enough enough christian athletes to have an organization for themselves.

Maybe call it the "Fellowship of Christian Atheletes" or "Christian Athlete Association"  But we all know colleges would never allow this.

[kefkaownsall]

Also the NFL and NBA are two different organizations.

[Rabbit of Caerbannog]

Tim Tebow, the guy who starred in an ad from the gay-bashing Focus on the Family and almost spoke at the church of Pastor Robert Jeffress. (Don't worry, he may come back to that church once this blows over.)

[Bezron]

Tim Tebow, the guy who starred in an ad from the gay-bashing Focus on the Family and almost spoke at the church of Pastor Robert Jeffress. (Don't worry, he may come back to that church once this blows over.)

Who spent most of the season on the bench last year and has now been cut by the Jets.  Guess he should have prayed for better passing skills.

[Meshakhad]

Not sure since Wilders said Palestineans should move to Jordan and to start calling Jordan Palestine

That one comes from how Jordan was part of the original Palestine Mandate. In the 1920s, the British sliced off what is now Jordan and banned Jewish settlement there. There is a sentiment that that should have been the partition, with a Jewish Israel occupying modern Israel and Palestine, and an Arab Palestine occupying modern Jordan.

I think that argument might have been valid 80 years ago, but not today.

Wait a minute... couldn't this be easily turned around to say that jews also have been scattered all over the world and therefore didn't need their own country either?  Certainly Jews have more power outside israel then palestinians seem to have anywhere.

When a pro israeli cartoon can be easily turned into an anti-semitic one, it might be a bad argument.

Yeah, but Jews don't have a nation anywhere. The whole point of Zionism is to create a safe haven for Jews, where no one can oppress us.

Of course, I'd say the same thing applies to the Palestinians now. Frankly, what SHOULD happen is that the land for the Palestinian state should be seized from the Arab nations that refused to let their refugees assimilate.

[Thejebusfire]

[booley]

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Ok... Few days after the Boston bombings he is already using it in his comic just so he can preach more of his political beliefs. That's low. Now I wonder how the characters got arrested, I'll just go back a few days further...

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I know that that isn't what US vs Miller said.  United States vs Elk does say you can resists arrest... IF no charges have been leveled against you and IF the cops use deadly force.

But there's an expectation of reasonable force, not "I don't agree I did a crime so I get to shoot you"