Day by Day (dbd) Carton, Trayvon Martin

dbd ^ | 26 March, 2012 | Chris Muir

[marktwain]

This is the first of two cartoons by Neil Robertson on the Trayvon Martin case.

[marktwain]

I will post the cartoon below. You can find the second cartoon at the link. DBD deserves recognition.

[marktwain]

[Jeff Chandler]

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"I am Trayvon Martin."

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[Jeff Chandler]

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"I am Trayvon Martin."

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[Cboldt]

LOL - that second one (hoods involved) is really funny.

[greenishness]

The thing that alarms me is look what can happen to a boy in 5 years without the proper parenting.

That sucks.

[GBA]

There are real lessons in this 17 year old's death and what it tells us about our society and about ourselves, but we haven't gotten to that part yet. We're still in the "psyops experiment" phase of this test.

We are being tested to see if we've learned anything from the many previous versions of this test and to see if we can move on or if we still need to learn this lesson.

[Josh Painter]

Who is Neil Robertson? dbd is the creation and work of Chris Muir.

[Mr.Unique]

The thing that alarms me is look what can happen to a boy in 5 years without the proper parenting.

The thing that alarms me is a blogger can post a picture claiming it is from the deceased Facebook with out ever taking two minutes to confirm that it is.

Then, when the photo has been discredited, it will continue to spread across the net.

[absolootezer0]

"I am trayvon martin"

[OneWingedShark]

We are being tested to see if we've learned anything from the many previous versions of this test and to see if we can move on or if we still need to learn this lesson.

What's the 'lesson'?
What are the previous versions?

[bgill]

This morning I happened upon a show “Finding Your Roots” hosted by some black guy and was very slave oriented. This episode focused on the musicians Marsalis and Harry Connick, Jr. both of New Orleans. Yes, had to throw in boo-hoos over Katrina. When Connick heard his dock day laborer (tote that bale...) Irish immigrant great-whatever grandfather joined the CW on the Confederate side he kept saying how “embarrassing” that was and how ashamed he was. Jumping over to another of his branches, he learned another great-whatever grandfather was a famous pirate who had a bounty on his head. Of course, Connick thought that was “cool, really cool.” Talk about a hypocrite.

[Excellence]

I get the humor even if Mr. Uniche doesn’t.

[Jeff Chandler]

Huh?

[Excellence]

See post 10.