The Societal Equivalent Of Taking A Bath With Plugged-In Appliances.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because The Simple Art of Murder (1950).

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When reality hits Florida, it will hit it hard.

The ZOG Won't Catch Them Napping.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Bay City Blues.

So, it was the Democrats' plot to first weaken the nation with... a world-wide pandemic, then the vaccine to that pandemic, which would of course, be used the most by people who support them, because they're sheeple, and also...

I won't lie, the antivaxx shit just gets more incoherent every time Muir brings it up.

Ominous Musical Sting.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Song of the Petalars.

It's been five years, I think we've lapped multiple points where Muir insisted people who got vaccinated were going to start dropping like flies, his asshole side have gotten to play Russian Roulette with the public health and he's still putting out shit like this. Because Muir always has to feel like he knows the hidden secret truth, no matter who the fuck pays the price.

Murderous Evil AND Anti-scientific Nonsense, All In One Strip.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Marnie.

It's not just the viciousness that gets you, it's the stupidity. This is a man proud of his own wretchedness, and boastful of his idiocy, whose response to being called a fascist is to prove the accusation completely correct.

The Evil Conspiracy Of Evil Changes What It Always Was Yet Again.

 It's the Day's Day of Days!  Because Disraeli.

Always great to see Muir going back to the antivax well. You'd think he'd notice that he keeps having to kick back when it's going to make people drop like flies, but then, he's good at not noticing things.

Next, He's Going To Explain How They're Going To Spy On People's Fillings.

  It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Special Rescue Exceedraft.

The extent to which this has become a strip for paranoid wingnuts and paranoid wingnuts alone gets you sometimes.

Stop Pretending You Know Things, Muir. You Don't.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Mashin Sentai Kiramager.

Not only are Zed and Sam devolving into abstract shapes, Muir's dialogue is devolving into actual word salad even by his increasingly lax standards. This is genuine psychotic episode stuff here.

Scenes From A Crackpot Marriage.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger.

We've gotten close to a week of these one and two panel strips consisting only of Sam and Zed tossing out this idiotic paranoid gibberish and reaffirming their own superiority to the rest of the world. The strip's reminding us that it is in the end a closed circle, Muir talking to himself endlessly and declaring that he is so much smarter and stronger than those who disagree with him, and that every crazy theory he's bought is so obviously right. Sometimes he tries to hide this with a lot of badly done activity trying to simulate action and a plot, and sometimes he just gives up and you get this, two sock puppets yammering at each other in feigned conversation trying to pretend they're people as Muir tries to pretend this horrific world he's imagined out of his own bigotry and egotism (leavened with countless online lunacy) is real.

Raise Those Tinfoil Hats High!

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because 4 Week Continuous Super Sentai Strongest Battle!!

Times like this emphasize that fine combination of crazy, stupid and evil that fuels Muir these days. There's the massive arrogance, the colossal ignorance, and the spite, misogyny and bigotry under it all.

Children's Ice Cream, Mandrake!

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Katou Sentai Lupinranger VS Kaisatsu Sentai Patranger.

...It's the extent of the strip's insanity that gets to you. Muir is batshit about everything these days.

Not How Brains Work, Muir.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Bakuryu Sentai Abaranger.

It's kind of fitting that Muir demonstrates multiple levels of his scientific illiteracy in the strip where he goes on his latest idiotic anti-vaxx rant.

The 'Wimmen!' Strips Are Getting Weird.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Ultraman Ginga S.

"Women are emotional and irrational" he said, as he denied science and based his decisions completely on his feelings. "They lack toughness," he muttered, as he cowardly cried to abandon allies to fascism.  "They lack the keen minds of men," he added, as he repeated arguments he had been spoonfed by others.

Imagine A Fascist Government. It's Easy If You Try.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because don't be shy.

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It's the bits like Muir imagining ethnic cleansing and a holiday for a failed coup attempt, and then vowing "Nuremberg 2.0" for the people who worked on the covid vaccine that get you. He's a Nazi. But he somehow thinks he's not, and that other people are.

Didn't He Know That It Was All A Hoax?

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because amongst the keels of rocks he thinks of her.

It's funny that Muir always assumes that the entire military is just filled with Real Muricans who hold no loyalty to Democratic usurpers.

The Wily Plan To Do Things That... Don't Benefit China.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because takin' my time.

Like many fascists, Muir keeps running into two problems. Firstly, for all he likes to imagine himself a patriotic American, he actually hates the nation and views its government as decadent and weak. As usual for his ilk he gets around it by declaring the present government is in fact in hock to foreign powers, so his opposition to it is just him being extra patriotic. Yes, it is those foreign powers who are corrupting the nation's vital essence and doing things Muir doesn't like. But then the second problem rears its head... Muir is a delusional, ignorant, and bigoted reactionary and the things he doesn't like are usually good actions. 

And so we get the insidious Chinese plot to vaccinate people and not persecute gay people.

Remember, "Globalists" Means (((Globalists)))...

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because old shoe.

As we watch Muir babble his nonsense and imagine it shows what an insightful observer of world politics he is, let us all agree that zombie werehyena Musk just seems to be getting worse and worse with each new appearance.

The Projection Continues Apace.

It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Galaxian.

Of course, once you pull out Muir's laundry list of Leftist Evil, you realize the behaviors he's talking about match up with... his own. Because the projection is total, and once you decide that your performative, brain-dead cruelty is strength, and also reason and logic, well, nothing will persuade you otherwise. Not arguments, because you know that only the feeble-minded and emotional would dare argue against your genius truth, and not failure, because you know that only happens when the other side cheats.

That Will Show The Pathetic Puppet Of The Conspiracy!

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because not for all the tea in China.

It has been... a thing to watch Muir's gradual transformation into an alternative medicine boosting paranoid anti-vaxxer. The strangest part is even though it doesn't resemble his initial set of delusions, it makes total sense for him to have adopted such a set of beliefs. It doesn't lead to the bafflement that his turn towards isolationism and intermittent Putin-boosting has.

Probably why you don't see him fidgeting awkwardly on the topic, as we see with the latter.

Next Part, Talking About How They Faked The Moon Landing.

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because I wish that one were me.

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If this strip is about any one thing, it's that people like Muir think they're owning the libs when they convince themselves to do things like declare bad Right wing art great, and endanger their own health by deciding that vaccines are a conspiracy.

Yes, Behold The Inferior Foe That They Effortlessly Beat, Again And Again!

 It's the Day's Day of Days! Because that boy ain't right.

As we watch yet another edition of the Feds being so foolish and weak that the cast have nothing to fear, let's note it's amazing how Muir refuses to let masking go.  He is no longer under any obligation to do it anywhere, but he is still bitterly insisting that his refusal makes him superior, and that anyone who does it is his inferior.