Prickly City by Scott Stantis for June 27, 2021

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    Kurtass Premium Member about 3 years ago

    Would that be the bridges that are falling apart?

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    LookingGlass Premium Member about 3 years ago

    Infrastructure??!! Who needs infrastructure — when you have “faith!!” Keep calm and carry on!!

    /SHNARK/

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    Sanspareil  about 3 years ago

    I have faith that Stantis will have his “liberal” stooge, Winslow, do something stupid, so the MAGA trolls ( I.E RH) will comment on how it confirms their anti progressive viewpoint!

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    Decius Premium Member about 3 years ago

    Hmmm faith in the concept without considering the underlying science… So that’s why republicans are blocking the Infrastructure Bill!

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    Darsan54 Premium Member about 3 years ago

    Faith without good works is useless and empty.

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    ChristopherBacon  about 3 years ago

    “With faith great things have been accomplished”

    Like atrocity after atrocity in the name of (fillintheblank)

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    Ignatz Premium Member about 3 years ago

    Faith helps you accomplish things, but it doesn’t guarantee success. The opposite IS true: negative thinking pretty much guarantees failure. But that does NOT mean positive thinking guarantees success.

    I can believe I will one day be the center fielder for the New York Yankees. But the fact that I’m pretty old and was never very good at baseball will probably keep that from happening.

    And Donald Trump will not be “reinstated” as President, no matter how fervently some nutjob believes it.

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    William Robbins Premium Member about 3 years ago

    “The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump’s America.” By Adam Serwer https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/26/opinion/trump-republican-party.html

    Donald Trump has claimed credit for the Republican Party’s reigning ideology: a politics of cruelty and exclusion that strategically exploits vulnerable Americans by portraying them as an existential threat, against whom acts of barbarism and disenfranchisement become not only justified but worthy of celebration. This approach has a long history in American politics. The most consistent threat to our democracy has always been the drive of some leaders to restrict its blessings to a select few.

    This brand of white identity politics can be defeated. In the 1930s, a coalition of labor unions, urban liberals and Northern Black voters turned the Democratic Party from one of the nation’s oldest white supremacist political institutions — an incubator of terrorists and bandits, united by stunning acts of racist cruelty against Black Americans in the South — into the party of civil rights. This did not happen because Democratic Party leaders picked up tomes on racial justice, embraced jargon favored by liberal academics or were struck by divine light. It happened because an increasingly diverse constituency, one they were reliant on to wield power, forced them to.

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    Kip Williams  about 3 years ago

    Fun with clip art,

    Fun with clip art,

    Making comics is fun.

    Stick a stock pose

    On a mesa,

    Slap in words and you’re done.

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    christelisbetty  about 3 years ago

    Oh, but we can’t build a bridge, if it might benefit the majority.

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    Phrosty12Oaks  about 3 years ago

    Poor Winslow always gets to play the part of Wile E. Coyote in these setups.

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    Hydrohead  about 3 years ago

    Definitely demonstrates the problem with Faith.

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    Redd Panda  about 3 years ago

    kyrie elison…master of the dopey comment. Groan.

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    Redd Panda  about 3 years ago

    ’’Faith’’ by George Michaels, is one of my best sing-along tunes. (It’s true, I’m not much of a singer.) Also covered beautifully by Lake Street Dive. What a great song for a Sunday Morn!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKfMRh_lv18

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    Radish the wordsmith  about 3 years ago

    Big lie Republicans prefer walls to bridges.

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    RobinHood  about 3 years ago

    I’m sorry Kyrie Eleison that the usual band of Prickly City bullies decided to turn on you. Although I can’t  begin to understand why. It’s  a great name, and when the bullies think on its meaning, it scares them, and all they know is to lash out. Not only do I wish you the Lord mercy, but his blessings also. Yes that applies to everyone that reads this.

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    ferddo  about 3 years ago

    Be sure to place your faith into the “correct religion” or else face the wrath of advocates of that “correct religion”…

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    apfelzra Premium Member about 3 years ago

    A very astute observation on life.

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    RobinHood  about 3 years ago

    “There is an art to flying, or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.”

    Douglas Adams

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    [Unnamed Reader - 64b33a]  about 3 years ago

    Possible, yes, but not always likely.

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    GeneRobison  about 3 years ago

    Thanks, Scott for letting Carmen and Winslow out of the black-out and the Covid creatures infestation. Back to Desert fun!

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