Strange Brew by John Deering for July 17, 2016

They found the town of “Peanuts”.

Children of the Corn.

And the kids are all doing quite well, thank you.

Good Grief !!

but you can hear the adults; they’re invisible!

One of the children, Miri, seem to have developed a crush on the police captain.

One neighborhood consisted solely of children with odd, whit-blonde hair, and incrredibly intense blue eyes who seemed to exert an unusual influence on any one who came within…yes, of course, I will… gladly prepare… dinner, and… afterwards… I will explain… the use… of the media to… mold…public…opinion…

Did they find a trumpet and a plunger?

In some of the strips, Charley Brown made references to his father, and even took one of his friends (Linus?) and showed him his father’s barber shop.

And I just recalled Linus falling in love with one of his teachers. His heart was broken when she got married over a vacation break.

“This Is America, Charlie Brown” showed adults. But to be fair, it wasn’t set in their hometown.

The gurus are ramming themselves firmly on this iceberg, or grounding themselves on this shoal. Just as goat says here they reason, “There is no ‘I,’ we are all part of one whole.” A) There’s no mechanism. B) There’s no true individuality. C) There’s no eternal life. They do not care.

Goat even smashes it into the Golden Rule here, in a way I had not seen before but springs from the mind of the angel Pastis, trying to say it is literally true if you harm another, you harm yourself. Instead if you harm another, you ruin your own social life and become hated of God.

Everyone there is nuts!