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Politics

Friday Funnies: Right to Work

Henry Payne | 12.14.2012 7:00 AM

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  1. Caleb Turberville   13 years ago

    Oh, I get it!...Because he's punching with his LEFT FIST! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!

    1. Caleb Turberville   13 years ago

      By the way, did Payne forget to color the other union goon in?

      1. Ted S.   13 years ago

        They didn't have color back in the other union goon's day.

        1. Lord Humungus   13 years ago

          those were simpler times.

          1. Bardas Phocas   13 years ago

            The guy who does the coloring is on a break.

        2. Suki   13 years ago

          +1

      2. $park?   13 years ago

        That isn't another guy, that's his Matrix style afterimage because he's moving so fast.

        1. Caleb Turberville   13 years ago

          Union goons are plugged in?

          1. mr simple   13 years ago

            This is what happens when you let the government take over the internet.

  2. Xenocles   13 years ago

    This race of giants is going to took are jerbs!!

  3. invisible furry hand   13 years ago

    It wasn't funny the first time either

    1. Whiterun Guard   13 years ago

      Yeah, so not clicking that!

      1. invisible furry hand   13 years ago

        SFW, for once - it is a link to his website showing he used the same goddamn idea in another cartoon. Recycling a good idea is one thing, but recycling this one?

    2. Lord Humungus   13 years ago

      god, it's like the grenade of cartoons, causing maximum cranial damage.

    3. Almanian.   13 years ago

      HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Now THAT'S funny!

      OK, no.

  4. Stephdumas   13 years ago

    Imagine what if the union goon meet a Cleveland RTA bus driver? A bit off-topic but I spotted a parody clip of the bus driver http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CndW6qIL4L4 😉

  5. Suthenboy   13 years ago

    Funnies aside, I am stunned at how moronic the unions are.

    Trashing a hot dog stand and calling the owner nigger and Uncle Tom? They think that is good PR?

    Genius, pure genius.

    1. Redmanfms   13 years ago

      Trashing a hot dog stand and calling the owner nigger and Uncle Tom? They think that is good PR?

      Like that'll ever make the news.......

      Unions have always been racist thugs, not that you'd ever know it based on how they are portrayed in both the news and entertainment media. I know people who genuinely believe that unions were "instrumental" in the civil rights movement. It's disturbing how little the average peas.. err person knows about history. And much of what they do "know" is prog horseshit.

      1. anon   13 years ago

        Pretty much everything useful that I've learned was definitely not from government schools.

      2. mr simple   13 years ago

        I just fond out that a bunch of people at my work, including VP level, didn't know that the Rosetta Stone was anything other than a language learning software. Not quite the same thing as brainwashed into partisan history, but still kind of mind blowing.

        1. a better weapon   13 years ago

          A friend of mine from my high school days believed Miss Saigon was the woman from those psychic hotline commercials.

    2. Ted S.   13 years ago

      When you have the media running interference for you, you tend to get either dumb or hubristic.

    3. anon   13 years ago

      It's in union members' nature to perform such acts. Unions are nothing more than gangs, except (unjustly) legal ones.

    4. Almanian.   13 years ago

      An odd thing is that the UAW - at least - has put a huge effort into its internal affirmative action climate change diversity in recent years. So lots of negroes blacks Africanos African Americans OKblacks, dames broads female transgendered confused young men women in positions of authority (Director, Assistant Director, Assistant Admin).

      But their membership? Not so much...

      1. anon   13 years ago

        But why do you hate black people?

  6. Caleb Turberville   13 years ago

    I'm about to blow your mind:

    Is that the Right-to-Work guy's eyes or nostrils?

    1. Whiterun Guard   13 years ago

      Wow, my mind is blown! I thought they were shooting a bowling pin out of a shirt-shaped cannon for some reason.

      1. LTC(ret) John   13 years ago

        "shooting a bowling pin out of a shirt-shaped cannon"

        Assassin! You almost got me with the patented choke-to-death-laughing hit job.

        1. Almanian.   13 years ago

          And he would have pulled if off, too, if it hadn't been for those meddling kids!

  7. Fist of Etiquette   13 years ago

    The guy wearing the uppercuts apron is being defiled by his outline doppelganger. No wonder he's so cranky.

    1. Kaptious Kristen   13 years ago

      Some people like that, ya know!

      1. Fist of Etiquette   13 years ago

        Is that an admission?

  8. Ted S.   13 years ago

    Why are the union thugs portrayed as gay bears?

    1. Whiterun Guard   13 years ago

      I thought they were Nickelback roadies. Although I guess there is a lot of overlap in that Venn.

  9. Lord Humungus   13 years ago

    hA.

  10. Almanian.   13 years ago

    1) Needs moar labelz
    2) Everyone in this cartoon is white. Therefore - RACIST.
    3) The narcoleptic man in the background falling to sleep - and falling over - is extremely insensitive
    4) HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA FUCK YOU MICHIGAN UNION GOONS!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    Happy Friday. UNLESS YOU'RE A MICHIGAN UNION GOON - HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

    1. anon   13 years ago

      But... What if the guy getting punched is Uncle Tom?

      1. Almanian.   13 years ago

        I don't think that's Clarence Thomas, but I may be mistaken.

  11. Tim   13 years ago

    Stay out of Quebec Payne, they punish bad art up there.

    1. LTC(ret) John   13 years ago

      Nicely done, tying that one into this...effort... of Payne's.

  12. sarcasmic   13 years ago

    I don't get it.

    1. Fatty Bolger   13 years ago

      It's Payne's artistic rendering of this event, rendered in his trademark surreal style. His use of labels lends a singular objectivity to an emotionally freighted situation, and variable scale and use of color provides a visible demonstration of the relative preponderance of the piece's subjects. It's quite stunning, really.

  13. sticks   13 years ago

    Okay. Why is Hit and Run giving me a new window of some stupid ad when I click on the comment link? I donated last year. I did not donate this year b/c I got the impression all the donations brought to the site was 24/7. Am I being punished? Is anyone else noticing new window popups? /rant

    Also bring back the fucking single page option for long articles. Damn click whores! /not a rant

    1. Jordan   13 years ago

      I did not donate this year b/c I got the impression all the donations brought to the site was 24/7.

      Or perhaps they went to sustain existing operations, like Hit and Run and ReasonTV? Man, people will complain about anything.

      1. sticks   13 years ago

        I don't know. In the first q and a for the most recent webathon they mentioned last year and a dollar amount over 50000 and that it mostly went to 24/7. Yeah I'm complaining. I find 24/7 useless. I have found no improvement in hit and run or reasonTV. shrug. Then again I am nobody. No reason to listen to me. I like to give a voice to the voices in my head.

        And how much are they paid? j/k Take it if they offer it matt and nick:)

  14. Lyle   13 years ago

    What they did to the hot dog guy's stuff is really horrible. Even if they had shot the guy I don't think it would have made the news, like say Trayvon Martin's death.

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