Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for September 11, 2011

I’ve always liked this comic, TILL TODAY!!!

The guest artist strips are always uneven, and this one’s particularly bad, but I’m disappointed that C&C chose not to do a 9/11 strip. Baldo and his family normally show a lot of heart.

Agreed with, bad strip, makes sense though if your lame!!!!

this will be the last one of these politically correct strips i bother with. I am tired of this multiculturalism. Out of many one, not the other way around.

@Richard Bennet

Although the strip is not as good as usual. There is more ugliness in your comment than the entire strip. I guess “out of many, one” is ok with you as long as the “one” is white northern European culture.

I’m sorry folks. I don’t think Hector and Carlos meant to insult the memory of those who died on 9/11. I’m sure many Hispanics died on 9/11 as well. And it is true, “not the color of the skin, but the content of the heart.”

I do not understand why people are angry that this strip said nothing about 9/11. We should each remember this event in our own way, but I think angrily demanding a tribute on the comics page is a little out of line. I would think that this is a time for us to think about being respectful towards each other. Are we not all in this together? BTW, I did not lilke the guest strip today either. C & C are much better cartoonists than their guest.

Like Dry said.I will never forget. I don’t need a comic strip (or anything else, for that matter) to remind me. Don’t think I’ll end up being a fan of “Crying Macho Man”, but I’m interested to know it’s out there.

@Kiba65

your: possessive adjective meaning “of or belonging to you”

you’re: contraction of “you are”

Trapper John obviously hasn’t been watching football today. The football telecasts are filled with tributes to 9/11.

They haven’t achieved it either, but I find Canada’s notion of a “cultural mosaic” a far better goal than “melting pot”.