the great R. Crumb

Tag: George Floyd

  • ‘Victimhood is not liberation’

    Guilty white progressives teach blame, not phonics. Monday, January 19, we honor America’s historic struggle for civil rights and human dignity. We do so in the name of Martin Luther King Jr. Blaska admires the guy for his courage as much as for his noble cause. (Great wordsmith, too!) History records many allies — some…

  • Madison police monitor cries fascism

    urges even more resistance to immigration law! Abraham Lincoln was wrong when he predicted that the world would little note nor long remember that speech he delivered on an exhausted battlefield on that day of memorial. Madison WI has noted not at all the musings of one Robin Copley. But in commemoration of the five-year…

  • Resistance takes many forms

    Many of them, counter-productive! Encountered an anti-Trump demonstration massing at James Madison Park on the shores of Lake Mendota, Saturday 04-19-25. Likely headed for Wisconsin’s beautiful state capitol a few blocks away. We kept driving. Good on the city’s daily newspaper for devoting not one pica of soybean-based ink to the rally, protest demonstrations being more…

  • Why does Tony Evers hate cops?

    He’s one reason Kenosha burned. UPDATE: POLICE OFFICER SHOT 12:30 a.m. Sunday 10-10-21 on State Street. Expected to survive. (Will Tony and Satya send Get Well cards?) Yesterday (10-08-21), the U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, announced there was no cause to prosecute the white Kenosha police officer who shot Jacob Blake, a black…

  • Virtue signaling in a hail of bullets

    Damn, he’s good! Cannot do better than quote former mayor Dave Cieslewicz (pronounced exactly as spelled). Also, my North Korean scriveners walked off the job today so I’ve got to poach someone else’s work. Anyhoo, Dave C. writes: Madison is experiencing a record number of shots-fired incidents. City streets and parking lots are littered with shell…

  • Biden is virtue signaling a political prosecution of the 4 George Floyd cops

    Before Chauvin is even sentenced! In our system of jurisprudence, even Mafia dons are entitled to a fair trial. The measure of true justice is taken in the difficult cases; have we preserved the rights of unpopular defendants? No Captain Dreyfus sham trials. No Chicago Seven railroad jobs. Even Timothy McVeigh had rights. For that…