/doag/ - Dumbing of Age - Gender Studies Edition

Okay so I looked it up, and basically the lesson plan is about how you see those white girls with the "I'm sorry black america" signs and shit, basically making a big show of how fucking not racist they are.

So Leslie is mocking Roz.

>>91690791
>Leslie ditching her own class to convert Robin to lesbianism
I can't believe this is an actual thing.

>two of six panels dedicated to scratching once at the surface of the new Dorothy storyline
That's the best you could do?

>Roz's suspenders don't reach her pants
Why is this a thing, Willis? It's as easy as drawing just a little bit extra on the line-art.

>>91690830
Ok, that can't be a coincidence that was the plan for today before she shoved Roz into "teaching" the class. Like did she somehow predict she would find another gay chick in her class to use in her plan to make DeSanto fuck off?

in the weird timescape this comic takes place in, is it too late for the students to get refunded the full amount now that their teacher just pieced out and made a non-TA student give the lesson?

>>91690951
>Roz's suspenders don't reach her pants

Now that has to be a mistake. Cause otherwise those straps are useless/just hanging there.

>>91690989
Honestly, given how much Roz was shitting on Joyce a couple weeks ago (comic time) it wouldn't surprise me if Leslie'd had this planned for a while.

>>91690791
Well Dorthy is making the right choice here by not involving herself in everyones fucking problems. Probably why she get a C in the first place, even though it means fucking nothing in the long run if she doesn't get more/any worse.

>>91690791
>I want someone to tell us what the hell the title of that lesson plan actually means when translated into a language that doesn't instantly cause cancer.

"Mouthy straight white people talking over minorities is bad"

>>91690791
It means Willis is sticking it to the man. But he is the man, so he's sticking it to himself. And Roz.

giggity

>>91691028
Nah, that's just how Willis draws suspenders.

And now I really just want to see Roz's shorts drop without anything holding them up.

>>91690791
It's something 4chan claims all the fucking time, that SJWs do their thing for brownie points and regularly talk over the people they claim to support.
Honestly though if you can read above a 4th grade level you should get that. No made up words there.

>>91690791
Now I wonder what Willis googled to find a lesson such as..... whatever the fuck that is.

>>91691028
No, Willis just doesn't draw buckles for some reason.

>>91691180
>>91691112
I know that's the way he's always done it, but Roz's undershirt is poking out from beneath her sweater, so both it and the sweater are overlapping the top of her shorts.

Even if you don't want to draw buckles as a "style" choice, you must know they'd theoretically attach to a belt line, which is impossible with the suspenders falling over two layers of clothes that are blocking Roz's belt line.

So I guess next strip is gonna be a scene change with Leslie, Becky, and Joyce walking to Leslie's place. Becky then says some wacky Lesbian joke while Joyce says something along the lines of punching DeSanto for "hating gays" while Leslie ponders what damage Roz could be doing "teaching" the class.

>>91691146
Plenty of made up concepts though
Also, I'm pretty sure "de-amplify" isn't a thing

>>91691320
Just pretend it's supposed to be a skinny scarf and quit letting it bug you.

>>91690791
Dorothy, if your time is so thin right now maybe you should leave this farce of a class for this day and go gain some of it back by doing something that isn't a waste of time.

>>91691320
Or

He could say 'fuck that' to realism

And go complain about Transformers for a while

>>91691382
Are you genuinely retarded?

>>91691410
or he could just not draw suspenders at all

>>91691382
For some reason Willis didn't want to use the correct terms. "Performative allyship" should be "virtue signalling" and "de-amplifying" should be "co-opting."

>>91690791
>allyship - The role or status of being an ally.
What a terrible word.

>>91691698
I hope Leslie doesn't expect freshmen to understand that shit, but she has proven herself to be a terrible teacher time and again.

>>91691698
"Virtue signalling" is typically used by right-leaning people, and "performative allyship" is definitely a leftist term. Willis was correct here.

>>91691698
Ah feck off /pol/ you lot call everything virtue signalling.

>>91691618
Do you think "de-amplify" is a word?

>>91692080
A lot of things are. Its how you show others that you are 'right' and with them, so to get a benefit.

>>91692091
It's a word-construct that emphasizes the salient point at hand. 'De-amplifying' emphasizes that something that should be strong isn't.

Specific language is typical fare for any topic in liberal arts and the softer sciences. The language you use in a discussion shapes how the topic is perceived and understood. If Leslie used, for instance, 'virtue signalling' instead of 'performative allyship', then the conversation would inevitably be colored by the use of typical /pol/ rhetoric.

>>91692091
It's a perfectly valid construction, if that's what you're asking.

>>91691112
>And now I really just want to see Roz's shorts drop
That's what those "Welcome to the Fuck Zone" pinups are for.

>>91690791
Isn't she *working* for the paper? Wouldn't it be her actual job to get a story like that?

Okay, female here. I have a Master's degree in English and took 2 feminism-based literature classes in grad school (to be fair, I didn't know one of them would be focused on women). I also spend enough time on Tumblr to get a full picture of what we have here.

Ally = someone who stands up for minorities

Marginalization = ignoring minorities in mainstream stuff and treating them like crap

Thus: marginalized voices = minorities who try to speak up but are shut down by straight, white men

Performative allyship = claiming to be an ally for the sake of being an ally and saying that you are so awesome for helping the cause

De-amplifying = muting, smothering, etc.

De-amplifying voices = speaking over someone


Let's put all of this together.

Performative allies are people who pretend to be good friends of minorities but don't actually give a crap about them.

Performative allies who de-amplify marginalized voices are people who yell "BLACK LIVES MATTER" when actual black people are talking.

Roz is screwed, because she talked over Leslie about gay rights, and this seems distinctly pointed toward shutting her down for good.

>>91690989
>Ok, that can't be a coincidence that was the plan for today before she shoved Roz into "teaching" the class. Like did she somehow predict she would find another gay chick in her class to use in her plan to make DeSanto fuck off?
Lesbians have magic powers.

>>91692248
Let me de-ascend from my grammar high horse and try to un-inform myself of my mis-correctness then.

>>91691079
When Raging Against the Machine, it's usually good form to make sure you're not part of the Machine you're raging against. A lot of internet nice guys like Willis forget this factor.

>>91692497
"De-ascend" is improper use of prefixes, uninform is a real word, and miscorrectness is also a real word but you're using it incorrectly. Deamplify is also a real word.

>>91692497
>degrade
>dehumidify
>decomposition
>deoxygenation

>unbend
>unfasten
>uncork
>unloose
>uncover

>misfortune
>misunderstanding
>mistrust

>>91692736
>"De-ascend" is improper use of prefixes, uninform is a real word, and miscorrectness is also a real word but you're using it incorrectly. Deamplify is also a real word.
Also this.

>>91692704
It will never stop being hilarious that Zack de la Rocha is a millionaire.

>>91692753
The biggest problem is with language "what works" isn't always by the books, and with enough people being wrong about the proper form the most accepted form is the "wrong" one since it's what the most people recognize. De-amplify makes perfect sense to me even though it really doesn't look like the proper word.

>>91692842
It definitely doesn't look right, but it's a good shorthand for what Leslie wanted to say. I think it would take multiple additional words to get the same meaning.

There are plenty of verbs that start with "de-," so I don't see the harm in "de-amplify" at all.

>>91692878
Well like the example with de-ascend, we have a word for that, descend. Demplify just doesn't roll off the tongue very well. Damplify is weird too. Dampening is what she's referring to, like sound dampening, but the term doesn't sit the same with what her intent is like de-amplify does.

>>91692736

>Deamplify is also a real word.

Why can't I find it in any dictionaries or find it used anywhere at all?

>>91692878
The harm in using de-amplify is that it's not a word, and 'amplify' has plenty of real antonyms that are actually words:
>decrease
>diminish
>compress
>weaken

>>91692994
It needs to be a word that relates to sound, or it doesn't work as well when referring to voices.

>>91693011
My four examples could very easily be applied to sound, and 'diminish' and 'weaken' can certainly be applied to 'voices'.

>>91693037
Amplify itself has numerous synonyms that apply equally well in any given situation.

>>91693075
It sure does, that's why you don't say stuff like "un-weaken the bass track".

>>91693115
Strictly speaking one would deamplify something that has already been amplified.

>>91693011
>>91693037
I think "stifle" would be the best choice here.

You can tell it's a scam if the class has the word "Studies" in the title. Like how any country with "People's" in its name is a dictatorship.

>>91692994
I'm assuming English isn't your first language, because English laughs at the concept of "not a word"

And De-amplify is perfectly cogent. It clearly has a sense of taking a message that is or should be being made louder and muting it. Actively working against an amplification.

>>91693205
I can't wait to tell those uppity STEM majors that a giant chunk of their curriculum is a scam.

Regardless of the title of the lesson plan, who else is ready to see Roz either fail or see the error of her ways?

>>91693882
we're not gonna actually see her teach, the only main characters left with her dont give a shit about the lesson. we're just gonna follow leslie

>>91693929
Ah, yes, we'll hear about it from Walky as he tells Dorothy about it later.

Anyone remember why Walky doesn't like Roz? Or is it just that he didn't like the idea of class being held in general?

>>91693952
Walky doesn't like going to class in general, plus the only reason he took the class was because he thought it an easy A. As for why he doesn't like Roz, no one likes Roz. She has no friends. Joe has had sex with her on multiple occasions but otherwise doesn't interact with her. Mary is the closest thing she has to an emotional connection to her peers. The only people who seem to care about her are Riley and, God knows why, Robin.

>>91693929
I wonder if we're going to immediately skip to the next group or if we'll get a strip or two of the class.

>>91694406
I think he will move somewhere else. The class is pointless now unless he does some Walky/Dorothy stuff.

>>91690791
Performative Allyship and the De-amplifying of Marginalized Voices was Willis original name for Dumbing of Age, but he decided to go for less of a self-own.

I still can't believe this is happening. It's pretty shitty to say you could teach a class better than your instructor, but Leslie should be less petty than that. Also this could hurt the other students in the room even more than Roz's self-esteem. All in all a real shitty maneuver, even if you want Roz to get some comeuppance for thinking she knows everything.

That's actually some decent composition in zooming out from Roz, emphasizing how alone and awkward she is in a large space, rather than doing the standard closeup framing with uncomfortable expressions.

>>91693882
No one learns in Dumbing of Age. Ever.

>>91690989
She probably planned to bring Roz up and say "Roz, you think my class is so easy so why don't you take over"

>>91691698
All Virtue Signalling isn't Performative Allyship
But all Performative Allyship is Virtue Signalling.

>>91696435
But Leslie didn't know that Joyce's "Friend" would be in the class that day.

>>91696510
Why would that have been necessary or relevant to bringing Roz up to try to teach a lesson.
She would've just brought Roz up to the front of the class and had her fumble over herself. Leslie does not have to leave in order to do that.

>>91696574
Your interpretation of Leslie is a rather brutal person.

>>91696588
Every one in Willis' comic is petty and vindictive because he seems to find those to be admiral traits.

The punchline of this strip is hilarious given that Willis has made a career out of co-opting marginilized struggle in his comics.

>>91696435
I'm not sure. I think she planned the lesson to deal with Roz but not necessarily make her teach it.

>>91696605
That's actually kind of sad.

>>91696421
So much for a college setting then, huh?

>>91698741
[Insert cynical jibe about modern education]

>>91693205
>social studies

I know Leslie's plan is to make DeSanto care about the gays by using Becky, but it's gonna backfire because using Becky will just make DeSanto start to really hate the Gays or even more then she currently does.

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>>91699172
You'd have a point if it wasn't for the fact that Robin has...basically the exact same personality. I always saw Robin as Willis showing he could do a character right. Like Robin was super upbeat, zany and wacky but also no one really seemed to like her that much. Which kinda offset your dislike of her.

Becky's basically Poochie.Everyone likes her and is interested in what she has to say or is doing. And whenever she's not on screen everyone has to ask "where's Becky?"

>>91699425
Amber was better when she had long hair.

>>91699172
>>91699425
>Robin sees Becky as a campaign point
>Becky starts working on the campaign
>Becky has to work with Dick Nose and never puts together he attacked Joyce
>Joyce comes to visit
>Dick Nose confronts her
>Becky saves the day

can't wait for this in 2018.

>>91696588
It's Roz so it's okay. In the real world Roz could have easily gotten kicked out of class for being that aggressive with Joyce. Considering she was already on thin ice for filming a sextape in her dorm for the purpose of starting a sex scandal, she could have gotten expelled for yelling at Joyce.

>>91699172
>>91699425
>>91699539
Robin is going to go full Leslie towards Becky, which in turn will lead to Dina trying to seduce Leslie to make Robin jealous.

>>91700615
>In the real world Roz could have easily gotten kicked out of class for being that aggressive with Joyce.
Leslie did make her leave. And if you're talking about permanency, she would have to go through the front office, because it's very difficult to remove students after the first two weeks have passed.

>>91700615
>Robin is going to go full Leslie towards Becky, which in turn will lead to Dina trying to seduce Leslie to make Robin jealous.
These shenanigans would border on interesting.

>>91701141
Yes, I meant permanently. That level of aggression towards another student is something the front office would take very seriously.

Seeing the romantic shenanigans unfold, Joyce takes it upon herself to see true love happen and decides to take one for the team and seduce Robin. However, since she's a sheltered fundie, she has no idea where to begin and turns to the only person she knows with extensive experience seducing women to turn her into a vampy lesbian, Joe.

>>91701141
>These shenanigans would border on interesting.
Don't worry, nothing interesting will happen.

>>91701473
It'll be hard to top Toedad's Wild Ride.

>>91690791
Hey, where are all those "lesson plans" she was copying out, anyway? I'm assuming it's not the resources she gave to Becky, considering she probably would've just gotten those done when she found out about her on the off chance she ever showed up. Also, resources aren't "lesson plans."

>>91702116
I'm pretty sure the issue is that Willis has no idea what a lesson plan really is.

The fact that she needed to print a billion of them means it was probably in-class worksheets for the next few weeks. Not terribly plausible, but as a former temporary professor, that's all I can think of.

>>91702170
Yeah, worksheets or handouts would make more sense.

>>91699425
Now I want Becky to partake in Cadbury cereal and end up a Congresswoman competing against Robin.

>>91690989
Is her plan to make DeSanto fuck off or fuck her?

>>91703512
Maybe a bit of the latter and then the former.

>>91703512
She wants her to realize the plight of the lgbt person in America, come out as queer publicly, and then try to make policy that supports lgbt people in America. And then give her the wild cunnilingus when she gets re-elected.

Robin, on the other hand, simply wants to stay in power and will do anything to keep that going. She's mentioned letting guys talk down to her to avoid rocking the boat. She wears glasses to appear to be smarter than she is, and she really doesn't want to admit that she's not straight.

So, I guess she'll bring Becky as an example, and either Robin will come to the right side and Leslie will be happy to have her around, or she'll refuse to change her mind and Leslie will have to kick her out. I'm not sure entirely how it'll work, seeing as Becky is getting lots of support from people who want to support her, and had no problem getting a job, so she's not really an example of someone suffering from her policy, she's suffering from a bigoted father, but society has her back. It would make more sense if Becky had been explicitly turned away by faith based shelters, so she'd have trauma that relates to Robin's stances.

>>91704495
...when did this Robin is anti-gay thing come from? It's 2017. Trump isn't even anti gay. So why does willis think this is a thing. Gay marriage wasn't over turned. I'm very confused. Is Willis just a like other on the left who are reacting to hypotheticals.

>>91704735
>Trump isn't even anti gay.
He's claimed a few times that he's going to get equal marriage repealed.

>>91704763
Has he? I know he's said he's for tradional marriage but I never heard him talk about overturning gay marriage.

>>91704735
The VP's is about as fundamentalist Protestant as humanly possible, and he supports using federal funds for conversion therapy, a practice which has generally proven to be ineffective and generally causes more stress to LGBT youth. And the rest of the cabinet isn't exactly friendly to the LGBT community either. So, Trump saying he'll play nice with the gays is like someone assuring you that they take care of their health after ordering their weight in glazed donuts and bacon.

But back on topic, Robin herself isn't anti-gay. She just does whatever will get her yelled at the least by her party, which means passing anti-gay laws. It's sort of a 'crime by association' thing.

>>91694033
>The only people who seem to care about her are Riley and, God knows why, Robin.
I'm not sure if Robin actually cares about Roz beyond hoping that she doesn't start any more scandals.

>>91704735
Because politicians have been openly anti gay for decades prior to not and the only reason they're shifting their opinions is because it is now more popular to support gay rights than to oppose them.

>>91704763

What's wrong with that

>>91709029
I was just saying it sounded like he was anti-gay in response to a comment that said he wasn't. Don't read too much into it. But it really shouldn't be up to the president who can marry who. It's dumb. It's like mandating that everyone has to be a vegetarian. In America, people should have the right to do what they want in their own homes, as long as they aren't hurting someone (whether physically, emotionally, financially, etc.).

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I wonder if this strip is what really spiraled Willis down the path of utter spitefulness because someone laughed at it once.

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>>91699514
So much better. Even with her Tragic Backstory.
Then he hair and core persona changed.

>>91712374
As someone who finds Malaya cute, and am always a fan of asses I am fond of this comic.

>>91712374
It was also a counter to some readers actually liking Leslie's mom, so he amped her behavior up to cartoonishly evil.

>>91712374
>>91712467
Ironically It just made her seem even more cool and collected.

>>91712399
Jesus, so I guess 07-08 is when she made the sharp turn from actual human looking girl to shortstack alien cunt.

>>91712520
I dunno, it just sounds like a Willis tweet or tumblr response as he's raging inside and already turning you into an unattractive/stupid/emotional straw man in his mind.

>>91712314

That's fair though I've always considered the concept of stretching the definition of "marriage" to accommodate same-sex as somewhat pointless.

>>91712374

Like >>91712520 said this had the opposite effect on me than was probably intended.

>>91692736
>Deamplify is also a real word.

Why? Deamplification would just be amplification with sub-unity gain.

>>91712674
It's not a stretch at all if you want to live in a secular society.

It's not like they're forcing the Catholic church to hold gay weddings, or forcing Islam to be pro-buttsex.

>>91712917
>It's not like they're forcing the Catholic church to hold gay weddings
Give it like five years tops.

>or forcing Islam to be pro-buttsex.
Only because trying it would literally get them murdered. Also because their relative positions on the oppression hierarchy is currently a bit unclear.

>>91712674
If anything, the right's strong pushback against any connection between homosexuality and marriage is what made gay marriage such a strong goal for the gay community. Otherwise, giving civil unions the same legal rights as marriage would probably have been enough.

>>91713009
Ah, the slippery slope argument. Always fun to find one of those.

>>91702067
The fact that a gun was pulled and a car chase was involved means NOTHING will ever top Toedad. The only way to top Toedad is to hijack a goddamn plane.

>>91712467
>>91712520
>>91712720
Willis seems to do that by accident. He emphasizes a character's reactions to certain events, and by doing so it accidentally bolsters that character's own point of view, as though they might have motivations and desires of their own.

Just look at how many people were/are sympathetic to Toedad and Mary despite being illustrated as antagonists.

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Tonight, we snap back to the chair warrior plot.

Amaziber and ol' Hand-Hole are still battling it out in the Kart arena when a wild Milquetoast appears to (hopefully) make things a bit more interesting.

>>91713433
>[A]h had a gift card.
Nice callback to the gift card her parents sent.

Wait, did they send her a gift card? Because if they did, that would be an actually subtle touch of continuity.

Other than that, this is a whole lotta nothing. But that's par for the course when anything in this comic seems to happen.

>>91713433
Oh hey, Danny's back. Or I guess I should say "Oh No! Danny's back!"

>>91713433
>I fought a Stoner for these

Okay A. I guess that's a joke for 4/20 (so funny Willis), and B. There's just a stoner(s) hanging out in plain day in that lounge without like Campus security having a problem with that?

>>91713433
Someone needs to add a word bubble to the first panel so Ethan replies "What up, darkie."

Bonus points if you can match the comic's font well enough to briefly confuse the causal reader.

>>91713433
Willis is determined about that wire being her Internet connector.

>>91713433
...okay, how long has it been since Amber's been turtling with chairs? Good studying spots or sleeping spots are at a premium in colleges. There's no way that Sarah's the only one who's come through here and objected

>>91713530
Amber should through that 3DS in the garbage is she indeed needs that thing.

>>91713528
Classy

>>91713527
The fact that Amber's been playing caveman with the chairs for what is likely an hour or more is sign enough that campus/dormitory security just doesn't give a shit.

>>91713530
It doesn't even make sense. The 3DS uses Wi-Fi; there are no wired dongles for the console.

>>91713433
Please let this lead to more Danny/Amber conflict and get their shit sorted out...

>>91713572
Took a minute to come up with a slur on the same lvl as "White Bread".

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>>91713528
Merry Christmas, heathens.

>>91713433
Lol, so that gift was a gift card that she was able to get a 3DS with? That's better than a big box of store bought cookies in my book.

The Mario Kart commentary is so dumb I can't even deal with it.

Also, that mouth in panel 3 is quite impossible, and I don't even know what it's supposed to convey.

>>91713530
That bugs the shit out of me. When we were discussing the thing earlier, I thought MAYBE it's some phone signal booster, but at this point, it's clearly supposed to be a 3DS accessory.

I could very well be wrong, but after an exhaustive 10 minute search on Google, I can find nothing that matches it, and Wi-Fi probably wouldn't benefit from such a cable anyway.

>>91713544
She literally said she had to fight a stoner for one of those. Sarah has one, and Sal has one. There are probably more seats elsewhere. Kinda stupid that Sal is using these chairs to play her DS when she could just go to her room. It's not like she hates people as much as Amber does.

>>91713528
>Ethan

>>91713433
Is it too much to ask to go one day without a blatant Copy and paste panel(s)? Like is this how you keep your Buffer absurdly huge Willis?

>>91713633
>Also, that mouth in panel 3 is quite impossible, and I don't even know what it's supposed to convey.
It's the classic animu side-mouth. We already have Becky's transparent hair, so why the fuck not

>>91713433
Can this please. PLEASE. lead to these three interacting/chatting/SOMETHING that will get them all on the same fucking page? Or are we gonna get more stalling?

>>91713603
It would have worked better with "pumpernickel."

>>91713527
As long as they're not actually smoking pot there really isn't a reason for campus security to do anything. My freshman roommate was a massive druggie and he spent 4/20 laying about the dorm lounge high as hell without anyone doing anything.

>>91713650
Whatever, I can't tell Willis' generic white guy's apart.

>>91713736
>>91713633
It's the mouth you make when you're doing the Cockmongler face and one side cramps up.

>>91712399
Her boobs just keep growing.

>>91712399
>>91714375
How many dicks do you think she can titfuck at the same time, now?

>>91714786
None. She only titfucks knives, and only when they're stabbed in somebody's hand.

>>91714786
One from the top and one from the bottom. No need to get greedy.

>>91714939
Amber makes the most avant-garde porno.

>>91714995
Does the guy thrusting from the top get a rimjob too?

>>91714939
That is Mike's fetish.

>>91712566
That was also about the time Willis met the future Mrs Willis, IIRC. He found his real life Amber.

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>>91713433
>In which Amber needs multiple privacy chairs to create a literal safe space.

>>91712566
There was also a time when he could draw distinct hair styles, and glasses that weren't fused to people's faces.

>>91715134
So it turns that after all is said and done, Willis' real self-insert is Faz?

>>91713433

>Game keeps giving her blue shells

So she's either last or nearly last somewhat frequently?

>>91715908
Does that mean Sal is constantly threatening to lap Amber?

>>91715908
>>91715940
Willis said she was a gamer, he didn't say she was good at videogames. Either that or she's going to let Sal win to justify a hypercompetitive freakout so she can burst from her chair dungeon and start passing out the Jeph Jacques special.

>>91691827
Virtue signalling just means making a show of belief performative ally denotes that the action or statements are motivated purely by attention and that their role as an 'ally' is disingenuous (or atleast it's not genuine according to their standards of white guilt and self loathing).
Further, through performative allyship they're taking attention onto themselves adn their takes on issues rather than letting blacks, fags, or metnal people get more attention.

It's entirely more dervisive than virtue signalling and beautifully enough they came up with the term to canabalise their own so they can stop whitey getting praise.

Sublime twists of fate.

>>91716003
She probably has some noble sense of ~winning fairly~ that prevents her from using such ~dirty tactics~.

>>91713280
>Ah, the slippery slope argument. Always fun to find one of those.


>>91712917
>It's not like they're forcing the Catholic church to hold gay weddings


Not trying to start anything, but in Sweden there is definitely a push for a law to force priests(catholic or otherwise) to marry homosexuals.

>>91717291
Then Amber should be playing Sal in Smash Bros with items turned off.

>>91713433
>>91715908
>She's competitive

Come the fuck on Willis, you should know that you don't get blue shells unless you are losing hard.

>>91717359
To be fair, you can be competitive and not actually good at something.

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>>91717365
I accidentally a word.

>>91717365
Well, I tend to think of competitive in this sort of situation as "can compete" rather than "wanting to compete".

It's not too clear, so yeah, my bad.

>>91717394
Nah, it's not your fault. The way we think of words is influenced by how we experience them in our daily lives.

It's Willis's fault for not making it clear, because the whole strip is confusing.

>>91696605
It's "admirable traits" but that's ok, mistakes like that are a diamond dozen in our doggy dog world.

>>91696435
I think the plan was to just lecture Roz about what she did wrong without specifically bringing her up. The "getting her to teach the class about what she did wrong" was just an unplanned bonus.

>>91704735
It's a holdover from the start of the comic when Robin was a clear stand-in for Sarah Palin.

>>91690791
>Cerberus is roasting Leslie hardcore over this

Wew, even the craziest of Willis fans have some reason in them every now and then

>>91717907
I guess Willis' persona has some sense after all.

>>91713527
catching someone in the act is really the only "on the spot" way to prove evidence of substance abuse for campus cops

potheads are tens of times less of a problem than drunks anyway, who cares?