Cartoon contest!
This morning, on Twitter, “Married MGTOW” and famous angry Tweeter @DeanEsmay asked his followers to draw him some cartoons.
So far, no one has responded to his queries, so I thought I would give him a little signal boost:
https://twitter.com/deanesmay/status/632578677138583552
https://twitter.com/deanesmay/status/632587262950113282
All lives matter! Especially the lives of bigoted white dudes!
But, hey, if you’re uncomfortable with the weird racial undertones of Esmay’s requests, feel free to mix things up a bit. Instead of Archie Bunker being mocked by SJWs, you could draw Ralph Kramden being celebrated by anarcho-capitalists, or Ward Cleaver being ignored by Basque separatists.
Instead of a white homeless man being laughed at by black suburbanites, you could have a Korean homeless man being sung to by Germans who live in a treehouse.
You can include cats, too, if you want.
PS: I lied about Pitbull. Sorry.
EDIT: And the awesome Shaenon Garrity has come through with her take on Archie being oppressed by a SJW.
@ alan- lol, well now the game has started a tsunami and is sweeping into North America.
Oh, and I lost the game
Shaenon, awesome! I’ll paste it into the post.
Ellesar, I’m not sure why someone would put it on a shirt, but that’s a reference to signs that used to be posted on restaurants, pubs, etc in the UK. John Lydon (Johnny Rotten), who was the son of Irish immigrants,used it as a title for a book, intending it as a reference to bigotry, not an endorsement. Again, not sure the intent of the shiftmakers but that’s the history of it.
For the record, the Mac comic is legit and a print can now be purchased from the official site: http://mailpictures.newsprints.co.uk/view/31298446/elib_asscmmglpict000006810333_jpg
David – late getting back to you.
I am English and have watched the right films to be fully aware of the context. I last saw it in a pub window around 1996 – think it was meant to be a joke. Didn’t find it funny.
@ Ellesar and David
It’s also the title of John (Johnny Rotten) Lydon’s autobiography.