Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 19, 2023

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    David_the_CAD  12 months ago

    Enjoy yourself, we will wait here.

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    Ratkin Premium Member 12 months ago

    The rich guys in power are still at it, but the soldiers lately are fighting for their very lives.

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    salakfarm Premium Member 12 months ago

    Likely to be led by The Young Turks when that ends.

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    C  12 months ago

    You won’t see that on Fox or MSNBC

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    Bilan  12 months ago

    I’ve always wondered what goes through the minds of mercenaries. Risking their lives for somebody they don’t even know.

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    cracker65  12 months ago

    It’s all about the money

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    dougcalder1  12 months ago

    $$

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    Zykoic  12 months ago

    Cluster bombs, more cluster….

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    Walrus Gumbo Premium Member 12 months ago

    Remember this sentiment from the ‘60’s… “What if they gave a war and nobody came.”

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    Teresa Burritt (Frog Applause) creator 12 months ago

    I want to see some of those old rich guys pushed into the moat.

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    For a Just and Peaceful World  12 months ago

    If Wiley would change the horse into an elephant and change the cross on the shield into an “R” and add a speech balloon containing the word “MAGA” placed next to the mindless army and change the spears into guns and indicate that the date is January 6, then the identity of the Old Guy would be clear.

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    3hourtour Premium Member 12 months ago

    …not all moats are bad…

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    Space_cat  12 months ago

    After all, all we have to give is our lives, but THEY might lose some of their ill-gotten wealth!

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    c001  12 months ago

    Thank God those times are over…

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    AlnicoV   12 months ago

    Then the gates got closed behind him.

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    akachman Premium Member 12 months ago

    To wit.

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    Bill.Franklin  12 months ago

    Pretty much. I’m guessing with the current money laundering operation drying up in the Ukraine, the Biden regime must find another source. The middle east is devolving into war. I’m sure the Bidens can find new sources.

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    jjboyjr  12 months ago

    And then send the companies owned by the pack of “535” in DC to rebuild the damage.

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    gokar 4,la  12 months ago

    Let’s not forget the dastardly beast…RELIGION. Killed more people than it ever saved.

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    jbordzol  12 months ago

    Unfortunately, too true

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    kenharkins  12 months ago

    In ancient times, soldiers were allowed to loot and rape the enemy’s women.

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    Old Time Tales  12 months ago

    Phil Ochs, “l ain’t a marching any more”

    https://youtu.Be/gv1KEF8Uw2k?si=rcL_bpNm8jf6wVie

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    Ignatz Premium Member 12 months ago

    “Come, you Masters of War….”

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    GreenT267  12 months ago

    “The attack should not have happened, of course. The rice farmer sergeant had been perfectly right; the Federation could not afford to risk its own great cites to punish the villagers of Venus. He was right—from his viewpoint.

    A rice farmer has one logic; the men who live by and for power have another and entirely different logic. Their lives are built on tenuous assumptions, fragile as reputation; they could not afford to ignore a challenge to their power—the Federation could not afford not to punish the insolent colonists.”

    [Robert Heinlein, “Between Planets,” 1951]

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    MS72  12 months ago

    Mr Biden isn’t gonna win by flying to Israel.

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    FredBurr  12 months ago

    And why do we the people regularly give power to people who have no interest in us whatsoever?

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    vaughnrl2003 Premium Member 12 months ago

    Well, on the other side they are saying stuff like protect your families from the unjust and evil attackers from the “whatever politically correct direction goes here”.

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    c141starlifter  12 months ago

    Reminds me of the reasons we kept hearing for going into Vietnam.

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    sandpiper  12 months ago

    Since the late 1800’s, the world has rarely been at peace for longer than a couple of years. Why should this century be any different?

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    DaBump Premium Member 12 months ago

    What many people don’t realize today is that for most of history, all wars amounted to pretty much that, and everybody just figured that’s the way it was and nothing would change that. From Nimrod to Nebuchadnezzar, Xerxes to Alexander, Caesar to Attila (and many more in China, Africa, and the Western Hemisphere), wars for acquisition and expansion were taken as a matter of course. To the victor went the spoils, and they were happy about it and didn’t have a qualm about the defeated, downtrodden or even exterminated peoples. Even WWII was largely motivated by the German’s sense that they were owed more “lebensraum” than they were allowed after WWI. Even today… hmm, no, not going to go there..

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    PraiseofFolly  12 months ago

    “Now, remember THIS time, guys — kill the MEN, and ravish the WOMEN!”

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    dflak  12 months ago

    As I have always said, “Politicians start wars and expect soldiers to finish them.”

    Those who call the shots are not the ones being shot at.

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    Redd Panda  12 months ago

    old rich guys or screaming lunatics…all samey same

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    PoodleGroomer  12 months ago

    I’m starting to think they start a war when too much ammo and equipment gets past the use-by date and they have to make space for the new inventory.

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    timinwsac Premium Member 12 months ago

    Next time he’ll just hold up a symbol of a god.

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    ElwoodP  12 months ago

    The first casualty of war is TRUTH.

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    Timothy Madigan Premium Member 12 months ago

    population control. War’s tend to keep the population manageable and, if done right, the malcontents are fighting in another country.

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    lnxguit  12 months ago

    Reality in one panel!

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    mindjob  12 months ago

    Nothing ever happens to the old guys; they pass their wealth onto their kids who do exactly the same things

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    ChukLitl Premium Member 12 months ago

    It’s a little more socially acceptable than Swift’s “Modest Proposal” to thin the herd.

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    Ka`ōnōhi`ula`okahōkūmiomio`ehiku Premium Member 12 months ago

    Were’s the “mad” button?

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    lsnrchrd.1 Premium Member 12 months ago

    From almost the get-go, the longest running war on planet Earth is and has been the one Wealth wages on the rest of humanity.

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    Beowulf 406 Premium Member 12 months ago

    Oh that’s good. Politics and human history explained in one sentence.

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    Ainsley Ashby >>> Globetrotter creator 12 months ago

    Great style!

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    drubekrb Premium Member 12 months ago

    Time to hear from North Korea again, whenever they feel like no one is talking about them, they launch another test. Wait for it…..

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    [Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce]  12 months ago

    war?WHOOPIE!!—The Little Spy—GULLIVER’S TRAVels—1930

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    keenanthelibrarian  12 months ago

    If this is supposed to be quasi-feudal, then the chap on the horse is the “old rich guy” who wants to be kept in power.

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    jvscanlan Premium Member 12 months ago

    Too accurate to be funny . . . .

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    eddi-TBH  12 months ago

    Honesty is never the best policy in politics, religion or personal relationships.

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    hubbard3188  12 months ago

    Well, it’s usually some kind of ideology, but the other part is sadly accurate.

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    lindz.coop Premium Member 12 months ago

    Yup

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    ehuss Premium Member 12 months ago

    I vaguely remember this comic but it’s punchline was, “The moment when Switzerland became neutral.”

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    bakana  12 months ago

    And,to make the Old, Rich Bostards even Richer.

    War Profiteering. When the shooting starts, always ask: Cui bono?

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    einarbt  12 months ago

    FDW more dangerous than WMD.

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