It's the Day's Day of Days! Because It's All in the Game.
Obviously, Muir is conflating disapproving of Musk and Trump with wanting to kill them. Which is not only a good example of his distorting of facts to depict a world where he and his are so oppressed, man, but even more, an example of his utter hypocrisy. Muir, after all, writes a strip where characters talk about killing his opponents frequently. But that's different. That's him. He and his get to scream oppression for their opponents wanting to give people health care and call for heads to roll from this unnatural desire. But voicing an objection to his wanting to shred the Constitution? Clearly, the evil plotting of deviants that shows how dangerous you are.
It's eternal 'heads, I win, tails, you lose.' Alongside the creepy as shit breastfeeding stuff, which let's be honest is getting downright disturbing of late.
The only thing I can say is that maybe Muir is trying to deal with Trump's spectacular "success" thus far by dipping into the interesting drugs. I'm waiting for the next psychedelic chapter in which Zed discovers his ranch house is actually a giant double-nippled breast on wheels, rolling around through the desert.
ReplyDeleteNot to toot my own horn, but I called this. It happened last time, and it's happening this time. Muir writes a political strip where he can never deal with the politics of the real word, just a series of increasingly ludicrous invented ones.
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