It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Sao Paulo.
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The amazing thing isn't just how racist it is, it's how readily obvious it is that Muir doesn't even actually believe it, even though he doubtless imagines he does, but just has convinced himself that this is a valid demonstration that he isn't racist.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because the Sea Beast.
The fascinating bit here is the feeling that clearly it is the Left's fault that Sam has to come up with a way to explain how righteous her racism is to her son.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because the white hart.
The amusing bit is how self-refuting this particular projection of his own projection goes. He's just using the irrational hatred of the Left to... keep brown people away, because mumble, mumble, nothing racist here.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because spin class.
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The fascinating bit is not only do the two halves of the strip not even really connect, but the only common thread they have is Muir's projection, arrogance, and ignorance. It's just monumentally poor work here.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Notre Dame.
Muir's new Laughing Woman Face is a mild improvement over the last one, but still looks grotesque and inhuman.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because East vs. West.
Muir complains about dehumanization in a series of strips where he depicts Joe Biden as a literal puppet and an empty shirt. And insists he's facing genocide, because people aren't letting him commit genocide.
Also the hatred of Maoism is kind of funny from a man who wants the cities to be crushed to the good rural folk can be restored to their proper place.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because along came Bronson.
Muir really needs to believe he's the loyal patriot fighting against wicked servants of foreign powers because, well, it's so obvious to everyone outside the bubble he isn't.
