Posts tagged "war"

The New Normal

Monday, December 18, 2017

The New Normal

An audience ever-more informed about what happens in the government, despite concerted efforts on both sides of the aisle to keep them ignorant, has appropriately reacted with horror and revulsion, now that the executive in charge is a man-child with no filter…

Losing Our Heads

Saturday, September 20, 2014

Losing Our Heads

The darkly absurd, feedback loop-type relationship between terrorist actions and U.S. military responses…

The Curse of Mr. Iraqyzptlk

Friday, September 6, 2013

The Curse of Mr. Iraqyzptlk

“An attack on Syria, no matter how well-intentioned, is bound to result in a staggering amount of collateral damage, and a tremendous number of civilian casualties, much like the fight between Kal-El and General Zod in the recent Man of Steel film; A Good Cartoon.”

Cornered

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Cornered

The way the blood reads as both blood and paint is also unlike anything I’ve seen anywhere else, except maybe my own stuff from a few months ago

Weiner of Mass Distraction

Monday, June 20, 2011

Weiner of Mass Distraction

I’m sure many of those who called for Anthony Weiner’s resignation (or demanded such from President Clinton when he was embroiled in his own scandal) are the same ones who defended the lies and treason of the Bush Administration, and probably do so to this day without any awareness of the irony…

War Ink

Friday, May 20, 2011

War Ink

There’s a lot of finger-pointing going on in Congress and around the country as to the blame for the budget mess. I feel the recent explosion in the deficit has a lot to do with cutting taxes, especially on corporations, while waging an incredibly wasteful, multi-front war for the purpose of funneling money to war profiteers defense contractors…

Fuzzy Aim

Friday, May 6, 2011

Fuzzy Aim

I’m not going to mourn the loss of an evil, mass-murdering psychopath, of course, but I do find the bloodlust reflected in many of my countrymens’ jubilant celebrations disappointing and dangerously short-sighted, though not all that surprising…

Sam’s Club

Sunday, April 3, 2011

Sam's Club

I do feel we have a legitimate humanitarian mission in Libya, but it’s hard to trust our government to treat it as anything other than yet another opportunity to put down an anti-US tinpot and distribute his country’s resources to extra-national corporations, instead of the people who live there…

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