Point
of View
I recently
received an email from a Raging Pencils visitor who took
the position that my cartoons
were actually middle-of-the-road, politically speaking,
rather than "left", or far left for that matter.
I think she has a point though I'm confused by all this
conservative/liberal
crappola. After all, why is the idea of arming every
citizen with a gun a conservative idea? That's as bizarrely
liberal
as one can get.
So just to make it clear, here's where I stand on the
issues:
Religion: Moderates accept all religions.
Liberals think the Flying Spaghetti Monster is the bee's-knees.
Conservatives
worship money.
Abortion: Conservatives think it should be illegal.
Moderates think it should be the final option. Liberals
bring protection.
Guns: Moderates think everyone should have the option
of owning a gun. Conservatives think everyone should
be required to own a gun. Liberals want to move to Sweden.
Homosexuality: Liberals
think it's genetic. Moderates think it's fine as long
as it's kept
indoors.
Conservatives
are
against
it until they're caught at it.
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I've
been pondering this odd idea of mud-genesis
lately and I wonder what the process might have looked
like had
I been there to witness it. Would the mud-person
(And you're a Mud Person, too, if you believe this
clap-trap) have
instantaneously transformed from humble dirt into
a living, breathing human
or would each grain of sand, silt and worm-poop have
laboriously altered its structure, atom-by-atom,
into nerves,
connective tissue and assorted cable-ready meat?
Considering that Yahweh supposedly snapped his fingers
and created the whole of creation why didn't He
simply abracadabra humans into existence, too? This
mud-into-man story reveals nothing but historic man's
primitive
grasp of biology. In essence, it's first century
science fantasy offered as comfortable, easy-to-swallow
fact.
=Lefty=
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