I want to draw some political cartoons any tips? Also, any

>>2677883
Funny how Horsey always manages to get reality completely backwards.
Also, I did a silly porn edit of a political cartoon a little over a week ago that's gotten 400k views after someone posted it on Reddit.

>>2677894
>Also, I did a silly porn edit of a political cartoon a little over a week ago that's gotten 400k views after someone posted it on Reddit.
post it

>>2677895
http://imgur.com/EtqvaiU

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>>2677909
lmoa

>>2677909
Damn, she looks hot giving sex.

>>2677894
Horsey is a shitty example of good political cartoons i admit.

I just want to express my frustration with the world by drawing some funny shit.

>>2677894
What's backwards about it? It's the reality of secondary education in America.

>>2678039
No. Schools have become the opposite, with an excessive focus on feelings, politics and soft sciences. The shit that she's looking at outside the window is what people are being indoctrinated with.
If students were taught the value of hard work and to pursue careers and degrees that are actually useful, the western world would be in a very different place.

>>2678085
I don't know how old you are, maybe things have changed in 8 years since I graduated high school. When I was coming up through middle and high school in America, there was basically zero emphasis on the arts. My state just passed a measure moving the requirement from arts from either 0 or .5 credits to 1 credit and the local arts council was ecstatic. Generally you take half a semester of "music appreciation" or "art appreciation" and that's it. Driver's Ed. even has a bigger focus than the arts. We got beat with a paddle if we acted up, so I'm not sure that they had much of a "focus on feelings."

The arts are undervalued as fuck, which leads to backwards attitudes like yours that proclaim every child become an engineer and let culture die. Why are you even on this board if you don't value the arts?

The comic is accurate beyond just its criticism of an absent education in the arts, as the rote memorization and test-driven standard of success is the primary issue with common core/ no child left behind.

>>2678118
>I don't know how old you are, maybe things have changed in 8 years since I graduated high school.
I'm not American, but I am quite a bit older than you.

>We got beat with a paddle if we acted up, so I'm not sure that they had much of a "focus on feelings."
Yeah right. This isn't the 50s. They would literally have gone to jail if they beat you.

Anyway, "the arts" have no place in school beyond filling some mandatory quota. To reach any level of skill, you need a shitload of dedication that's simply not possible without basing the entire curriculum around it. It also has no practical use for people who don't intend to pursue art. It's mostly just wasting time. If you want to pursue art, then choose that path in high school, in your free time or in higher education.

>The arts are undervalued as fuck, which leads to backwards attitudes like yours that proclaim every child become an engineer and let culture die. Why are you even on this board if you don't value the arts?

The so called arts are long dead, and people like you killed them. Art used to be a result of painstakingly hard work and dedication. It wasn't some fruity pursuit where every retarded half-wit got to express themselves. I mean, look at our society. Look at contemporary architecture, fashion and art. It's dreadful, commercialized and dystopian in nature. It's like we're living in a caricature of a real society.
I miss the days when we left art to those who had the passion and talent to pursue it, and you had to learn the necessary craft necessary to express yourself.

As far as engineers go, they're far more useful to society than artists. In fact, engineers create a significant amount of the wealth and prosperity that lets society have artists in the first place.
As far as contemporary culture and art go, there really is nothing worth saving. This isn't the 1800s, when art really did contribute to society.

>>2678118
I ran out of space.

Anyway, art can have a place in society, but contemporary art is politicized bullshit. It doesn't beautify or add anything to society, but is mostly a mental masturbation tool for the elite and for delusional lefties. We need fewer and better artists, and a renewed appreciation for traditional skills. The craft has gone out of art.

Second, I wasn't just talking about art, but also soft sciences. There are a lot of degrees wasted on absolutely nothing, like the majority of social sciences. Imagine if all the whiny feminists who complain about there not being enough female engineers had actually gotten a degree in engineering instead of women's studies. There is far too much of a focus on "finding yourself" and "pursuing your dream", which is another philosophical dead end that the social sciences share with art, especially when you consider that these people are taught to make these choices while they're still young and impressionable, and don't know what's best for them.

>>2678118
Different Anon. I think it varies on where in the country we're talking. Personally I experienced a lot of the touchy-feely lovey-dovey shit and I feel like I'm worse off because of it.

>>2678167
It depends on how you define "art". To me, art is the undercurrent that dictates the flow of society. It's more of a symbiotic relationship, but to go even further I think it's even difficult to consider as "separate" in any way. It's an aspect of a whole.

Ideas manifest themselves in so many different forms, and a "true" artist, to me, is someone who can recognize the flow of ideas and bring them to light. True artists are in no way threatened by the "commercialized and dystopian" fashion and art -- if they're truly as regressive as you say, their core message won't stick. They will be selected out by cultural evolution. True art is both a product of its time as well as a timeless essence. Products are ephemeral mimics of the zeitgeist, whereas truly fine art eternalizes it as well as evolves it.

>>2678175
"Contemporary art" is so incredibly broad a term. Maybe you're frustrated by the dumb scribble being sold for millions of dollars. Sure, it is stupid, but with any luck it's just a fad. Or maybe there is something to be learned from it? That rich people have poor judgment?

But either way, dismissing art from afar without being the intended recipient or even understanding it is like taking letters out of somebody's mailbox and trying to guess their weight based on their electric bill... without opening it. And you're dismissing contemporary art as a WHOLE. That in itself seems like a dumb fad among pseudo-intellectuals recently. Don't be like them.

In short: art = ideas, ideas are subjective and with any luck, "bad ideas" will fade into irrelevance on their own. Don't worry. It's the natural way.

>>2678167
>I'm not American
So why do you think you have anything to say about secondary education in America
>Yeah right. This isn't the 50s. They would literally have gone to jail if they beat you.
They still use the paddle today. I'm from the Deep South. Again, why do you think you know what goes on in American schools? Did you watch a documentary once?

>>2678167
>I'm not American, but I am quite a bit older than you, now sit down while I tell you about your country's education system, young man

Does anyone want to actually talk about drawing political cartoons and caricatures or is this just going to be a political discussion?

so far no one has been helpful in the slightest

>>2678199
>So why do you think you have anything to say about secondary education in America
Because American culture completely saturates the world, and I've talked to hundreds, if not thousands of Americans about their high school experiences over the past 19 years. I also have family who have attended high school in the US.

>>2678184
It's a broad subject and difficult to properly discuss. I love art and culture, but in its current form, I think it's often being exploited to push a political ideology. I also believe postmodernism, whether it's in art, culture or politics, is incredibly destructive to society because it tries to remove any kind of objectivity or standards, so you're left with nothing but empty subjectivity. Ironically, your interpretation is as hollow as the art you're defending. You think society will automatically adjust to how it should be, rather than judging it by how it is. A significant amount of your post just boils down to meaningless phrases.
>True artists
>Products are ephemeral mimics of the zeitgeist, whereas truly fine art eternalizes it as well as evolves it.
You're just talking about vapid concepts, and in reality you're saying nothing.

>That in itself seems like a dumb fad among pseudo-intellectuals recently.
I refuse to believe you're this young or ignorant. Criticism of modern and contemporary art goes back until the pre-war days. And the criticism is extremely valid. The art community really is in a terrible state, something most people who have attended an art college and wanted to pursue drawing and painting as a craft can attest to. I'd go into further detail, but these character limits make it very hard, and it's honestly something you should research yourself.

>>2678208
It's not a deep subject, you idiot.

>>2678242
Do you actually believe we have political cartoonists here? Just fucking do it, you won't succeed at it by following a guide

>>2678273
>>2678270
>I never ate mexican food, but I saw a lot people eating mexican food in american movies, now let me tell you about your food, my mexican friend
I bet you give crits but can't draw for shit, too

>>2678270
>Criticism of modern and contemporary art goes back until the pre-war days.
There were, are and always will be valid criticisms But bashing "contemporary art" itself has always been pretentious and saying it's "dead" is ancient trite. I don't disagree that the art community has to change, but it's not going to be changed if we just fill the world with grumpy wage-slaves.

>>2678270
thousands of interviews and you're still wrong about corporal punishment in modern American schools.

>>2678297
This is some next level idiocy, and the fact that you keep relying on ad hominem attacks, rather than addressing the actual arguments I made, really says it all.
You actually think American schools are such unique, magical places that it's impossible for someone outside your country to understand what they're like? Education is incredibly similar in western countries, and there is not much difference in what subjects are taught, or how they're taught. In fact, the topic of art in secondary education is so universal that what country it takes place in is irrelevant.

>>2678310
Nigga, you tried arguing against an American cartoonist's criticism of American schools (that you never attended) and now you're arguing with an American about what American schools are like. You're the idiot here, and you literally have no argument, you're just trying to enforce your fantasies on people with actual experience of the subject.

>b-b-but I loved buffy as a kid, surely I am n expert

>>2678310
>You actually think American schools are such unique, magical places that it's impossible for someone outside your country to understand what they're like?
Not that anon, but what does magic have to do with it? You might have a vague idea of how American schools operate, but you never lived through no child left behind, you don't have first hand experience in this educational system, and you're talking out of your ass. As evidenced by your argument fading from "I know American schools because I've talked to THOUSANDS of Americans about their educational experiences" to "I know about American schools because the experience is UNIVERSAL and identical to every other Western educational system"

Pretending that it's "irrelevant" what country's educational system we're talking about because they're all the same is willful ignorance. Especially given that the cartoon in question is specifically addressing "no child left behind."

>>2678270
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Corporal_punishment_in_the_United_States.svg

>>2678323
u think ur gonna prove me wrong with "evidence" and "data"? Ive talked to BILLIONS of Americans about skewl

>>2678306
>but it's not going to be changed if we just fill the world with grumpy wage-slaves.
There's something ironic about how you go off on people who criticize contemporary art, then assume the role of a hipster artist cliché by attacking people who don't pursue art, as if art is more creative or valuable to society.

I have infinitely more respect for the average engineer than the average artist. Engineering actually requires hard work, critical thinking, intelligence and creativity, while an artist just needs to pay their tuition and show up to class every now and then.

The genuinely skilled artists who have both the technical expertise and the creativity to become truly great artist are few and far between, and we're certainly not going to change this by sending more spoiled hipster kids to art school. The Art School Confidential comic really hit the nail on the head.

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>>2678322
What is wrong with your two idiots? Based on what you two are saying, you might as well abolish history, because it's impossible to know about something without literally having lived through it. Jesus Christ.

>>2678345
Do you think someone who lived through it might have a better idea of what happened than someone who heard about it second hand, or third hand? There's a reason history places so much importance on historians who were contemporaneous with the events they described.

>>2678345
>being this stupid
The irony here is that you have written testament of people who did actually live through it, in form of both the anon's post and the cartoon in the OP (not to mention actual articles on wiki you can find by googling that show that corporal punishment is very much a thing in US schools), yet refuse to believe it because you have your own ideas of what it must be like.

You're literally ignoring evidence to perpetuate your fantasy.

>>2678339
>as if art is more creative or valuable to society
I'm saying if you want to change art, become an artist.

>I have infinitely more respect for the average engineer than the average artist.
Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize YOU were the guy that decides what is and isn't valuable to society. I'm sorry if you thought I was trying to do your job!

>>2678353
You might have had a point if anyone had actually bothered to address the topic we were discussing, rather than simply repeating how I can't know anything about American schools because I'm not American.
I'm well aware of the no child left behind act, and the more recent common core. The latter is discussed and criticized frequently even here on 4chan.

The few arguments presented also have little to do with what we were discussing. I mean, look at the comic. If there's a problem with NCLB, that problem is not fixed with art and PE. That's a separate issue. The focus needs to be on fixing the system itself.

Second, my point about the universal nature of western schools was about how feelings and subjectivity are starting to replace actual learning. This is most evident in universities, where there are countless useless degrees based on nothing but left-wing politics, along with safe spaces, social justice cults and increasingly esoteric ways of judging a person's abilities. I believe in more traditional ways of learning. East Asian countries still do this, and they're beating us in almost every area, even if they do focus excessively on rote memorization.

>>2678359
What argument am I supposed to counter? I'll admit I didn't know that there were still a tiny handful of places in the US that haven't outlawed corporal punishment, but no one has actually presented an argument about what we were talking about. Saying I don't know what American schools are like is not an argument. Stick to the issue.

>>2678367
>I didn't realize YOU were the guy that decides what is and isn't valuable to society.
Is it possible to be this much of an idiot?
First of all, the basic necessities that make society function are more important than luxuries such as art, so yes, engineers are more important than artists. Second, engineers contribute a significant amount of the wealth a country generates, while the vast majority of art students amount to absolutely nothing. Without engineers, society wouldn't function. Lastly, contemporary art schools don't actually generate competent artists who help improve society, and as I said, good artists are few and far between. However, even the lowliest engineer at least serves a purpose.
But congrats on living up to the hipster art student cliché.

>>2678394
>First of all, the basic necessities that make society function are more important than luxuries such as art, so yes, engineers are more important than artists.
Your world view is so simplistic it's astounding.

>>2678408
Nice argument there, hipster.

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>>2678394
>I'll admit I didn't know that there were still a tiny handful of places in the US that haven't outlawed corporal punishment
just stop

>>2678411
corporal punishment is legal in only the TINY HANDFUL of red and blue states btw, and only that teeny tiny red portion of the map allows corporal punishment in schools

>>2678411
>Most urban public school systems, even in states where it is permitted, have abolished corporal punishment.

>>2678410
>the ass is more important than the brain because ya gotta shit right?

>>2678418
No, but the brain is more important than your left hand.

>>2678416
Lots of schools outside of the cities, like the one I attended. What's your point?

>>2678427
>What's your point?
They must've hit you too hard.

>>2678426
Yes, the hand is the perfect symbol of the engineer. Dexterous, trained and quite literally the definition of manual. The brain, symbolizing art, sends signals to the hands that inspire them to create. Eloquent metaphor. Work of art, really.

>>2678440
If prefer your analogy where the artists literally produce shit.

>>2678449
Again, our definition of artist differs. I don't know what happened to you, but you sure do have some kind of vendetta against art.

>>2678450
Was your mother raped by an engineer or something?

>>2678429
do you think america is just one sprawling cityscape? or that schools don't exist in rural and suburban areas? first you claim it was impossible and they'd be in jail, then you admit it happens but it must be rare, now it's just rare in urban areas. That argument just keeps shrinking and shrinking.

>>2678467
Isn't America located on the moon? I haven't been there, so I have no way of knowing where it is.

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>>2678472
ye

>>2678472
Don't worry, you're getting an education now. It's just like a real classroom, you learn less when you come in thinking you already know everything. Let go of that ego and you might just learn something about what goes on in American schools

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>>2678480
I'm sure glad America captured all those German artists so they could build the rocket that took them to the moon. Why they planted the French flag, I'll never know, though.

>>2678481
But that's impossible. I can't know something I haven't lived through. Get out of here with your black magic.

>>2678463
Hey buddy, I didn't go on an engineering board to say all engineers are lowlife trash.

Engineers are as necessary to society as artists are. Of course there shouldn't be the same number of each, but I think you're overestimating the volume of shitty hipster art students in the world, and underestimating the possibility that it's just a form of the typical teenage rebellious stage that has been present in culture since the beginning of fucking time.

Typical old fuck. Can't recognize obvious cultural patterns and goes on to complain about the kids these days and good 'ol artists of the 1800's.

>>2678493
Sorry, I only attended American public schools for 12 years. Tell me more about what I experienced, because my first hand experience is nothing compared to the knowledge you gleaned from wikipedia.

>>2678506
HEY! He also heard a lot of discussion on 4chan, the cultural mecca of the internet.

>angry Yuropoor went back to work
Phew, the west almost lost to China.

>>2678499
>Engineers are as necessary to society as artists are.
Well, no. Engineers are far more important.

Do you really not get this? Imagine a human. Engineering represents food and water, while art represents entertainment. You need one to live. The other is important for quality of life, but not essential for survival.

I'm not even saying art isn't important. I'm saying that a significant amount of contemporary art is irrelevant or even detrimental to society, both due to the lack of technical skill and the pretentious postmodernist bullshit that goes with it. Art can be, and should be, important to society, but it been perverted into something terrible.

>and underestimating the possibility that it's just a form of the typical teenage rebellious stage
Except it's not. In the art community, it's a personality trait that persists throughout life and it existed long before hipsters were even a thing.
As far as contemporary art goes, I actually live in a medieval city with a lot of culture, great architecture and frequent art exhibitions, but there are no sculptures, architecture or art made after the war that's worth looking at. In fact, most of them are eyesores.

>Can't recognize obvious cultural patterns and goes on to complain about the kids these days and good 'ol artists of the 1800's.
Swing and a miss.

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>>2678547
I'm sorry, I don't speak English, because I've never been to England.

>>2678547
I said there shouldn't be the same number of each.That's because engineers are "more important" in that we need a greater volume of them. But, in hyperbolic terms, I dare you to imagine a world without art.

I agree with you that a lot of contemporary art is trash, but that's always been the case -- history was riddled with trash art, it's just nobody remembers it for fuck. It's called the survivorship bias. Look it up.

>I actually live in a medieval city
How am I not surprised? That would explain your cartoonish understanding of contemporary art.

>Swing and a miss.
Pew pew pew! The bullets bounce right off! Oh wait that reference is probably to current for you.

>>2678553
man you are really reaching with these "analogies"

Excuse me, but I researched school system through american media (so I know it's true), and I happen to know it's mostly ghetto niggers and hispanos writing graffiti on the blackboard and stabbing each other while sexually harassing their naive blond white teachers who usually wear biege suits and skirts.

Then they go to college, where they just drink beer through hoses and get football injuries.
Only the blacks, though, I guess hispanos get killed by the blacks before they graduate.

>>2678576
>That would explain your cartoonish understanding of contemporary art.
I'm guessing I have a much deeper understanding of contemporary art than you do, considering that your arguments basically boil down to saying I'm wrong, without presenting any reasons.
You seem to ignore the points I make about the politics and lack of craftsmanship in contemporary art, which is virtually all-encompassing. I mean, we live in an age where painters who actually hone their skills and learn to paint like the old masters are openly persecuted and shunned by the art community, or lose their jobs as art teachers for teaching classical drawing and anatomy. Odd Nerdrum is a prime example:

http://www.artcyclopedia.com/feature-2004-02.html

The only people who actually learn art as a craft these days are people who go into commercial art.

>>2678597
Actually, all American students are beaten by their teachers, take tests every single day and never take art classes. It's true. I heard it from a student who had attended every school in America, which are all identical and deeply conservative, so he's clearly an expert on the subject.

>>2678610
No, no, I heard from a non-american that all americans live in metropolitan urban environments with leftist ideology, where they just express their feelings all day and their teachers get sent to jail if they look at them wrong.

>>2678619
That's strange. Everyone knows there aren't any leftists in the American educational system.

>>2678598
>arguments
What arguments? You haven't presented any concrete arguments to respond to. Your posts are attacks on a nebulous boogeyman that you call "contemporary art". Apparently ALL post-war art is garbage to you. What's your endgame? Defund art schools? Go on a killing spree of hipsters?

We're not arguing with you, we're taking turns making fun of you and your ass-backwards opinions, presumptuous claims and your poor attempts to save face on an anonymous image board designed to discuss the very thing you hate.

Also your link leads to a broken website.

>>2678626
It's strange trying to talk to someone who is so fucking stupid that he has to argue against strawmen. I'm talking about the contemporary art community and the incredibly detrimental effect they have on art, and the vast majority of people who "make it" really are terrible. There are exceptions, but these are outliers. Contemporary artists are literally told not to learn figure drawing in art school.

And no, the link works just fine. The text just isn't aligned correctly, but you can get around it by copying and pasting it, or simply highlighting it.
And I strongly suggest you read it, because it explains some of the most obvious problems I have with contemporary art better than I can. Seriously, read it.

>>2678632
>Contemporary artists are literally told not to learn figure drawing in art school.
Again, you read something online then you suddenly think you know how the world works. Figure drawing is still being taught. Or is it possible that my school, and every school that I've looked into are the outliers?

>>2678644
>Again, you read something online then you suddenly think you know how the world works.
Are you joking? This is common knowledge. I mean, if you don't know this, how can you even think about lecturing me about contemporary art?

>Figure drawing is still being taught. Or is it possible that my school, and every school that I've looked into are the outliers?
It's still being taught, but that's usually for training people to work in commercial art or animation.

>>2678651
>It's still being taught, but that's usually for training people to work in commercial art or animation.
You're fucking retarded. First you start lecturing Americans on how their public schools work and now you're lecturing an art student on how art schools don't teach figure drawing.

>>2678651
Not him, and I'm in Europe, but we had live figure drawing 2 times a week in my school, and I was learning graphic design. Literally all the art schools here require you to bring a portfolio including portraits, full figure and hands, and then you take an admission test where you draw studies of a live model and still life.

One of the bigger businesses for artists is preparing potential students for the admission tests by teaching them figure drawing. Literally before they even start school.

>>2678658
Yes, this is common knowledge. Read the article above, where the entire art community attacked a world renowned figurative painter for wanting to start a figure drawing class at the Norwegian Art Academy. In other words, they didn't even have one before.

Or just read these:
http://www.nytimes.com/2000/03/26/nyregion/taking-a-classical-approach-to-painting.html

>Most art schools had stopped teaching these skills, Ms. Chandler said recently, because after the Second World War, they decided that anything one knew about the fundamentals of art would stop creativity. But what it stopped, she said, was knowing how to do anything.

>http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12767441.Former_Glasgow_Art_School_chief___apos_They_don_apos_t_teach_drawing_any_more_apos_/

>Former director of Glasgow School of Art, Dugald Cameron OBE, says the future of art education in Scotland is now in crisis because of the failure of art schools to properly teach fundamentals such as drawing, painting and sculpture.

>>2678667
>Not him, and I'm in Europe, but we had live figure drawing 2 times a week in my school, and I was learning graphic design

That's the thing, though. Graphic design and commercial art don't fall under the umbrella of contemporary art. It's a craft that you learn to get a job.

This is contemporary art:
https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-16-emerging-artists-to-watch-in-2016

First Google hit for up and coming visual artists. Look at it and weep.

>>2678688
>https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-16-emerging-artists-to-watch-in-2016
>tfw this doesn't even exist in my country
keksimus maximus
Feels good being backwards. Enjoy your cultural progress, cucks

>>2678700
>tfw this doesn't even exist in my country

Do you live in the deepest jungles of Africa?
The artists depicted come from or work in Croatia, Germany, England, the US, Switzerland, France, Canada and Mexico.

>>2678705
>deepest jungles of Africa?
Pfft, that's smalltime, we're temporally displaced. The future can't get you when you live in the past, nigga.

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>>2677883

Just study the works of Kelly, OP.

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>>2677883
Why wasn't this posted yet?

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>>2678632
"the contemporary art community" is literally every artist who is alive and working today you actual retard.

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>>2679720
Kelly is all you need OP! Study him and you'll become a sophisticated political cartoonist in no time!

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kek

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here you go OP

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"Using labels in drawing is a cheap trick we mostly encounter in cartoons. Putting a random word on an object always makes some strange sense, which is why labels are USED TO HIDE WEAK IDEAS"

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>>2678085

so, let me get this straight... you're saying that people are getting indoctrinated with NATURE?... As in that same fucking realm you come from????

lol, is this even bait?

>>2678085
>an excessive focus on feelings, politics and soft sciences
>If students were taught the value of hard work and to pursue careers and degrees that are actually useful

Get out, commie.

>>2679723
Oh fucking wow, I just found out this guy was a cartoonist for the Onion.

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>>2679723
Is it wrong that I agree with most of Kelly's cartoons?

>>2681151
>the arts
>PE
>nature
Are you retarded or just illiterate?

>>2681171
>Opposing communist indoctrination makes you a commie.

>>2678547
1

>>2681873
no it just means you're a cartoon character

>>2681917
>communist indoctrination is about arts, feelings and ignoring hard work.

>>2681873
It depends whether you're interpreting them literally or as satire.

>>2678199
i'm from the deep south too stupid fuck and i say you're lying. no way any teacher anywhere could hit a student. I doubt you've ever been to the "deep south"

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>>2682326
I unironically agree with a literal interpretation of Kelly's views.

>>2682305
Yup.

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>>2679688
yes

>>2683245
You should stop listening to /pol/ and go to Wikipedia instead.

>>2677909
where did her pants go >:o

>>2682337
You're wrong, sorry bud.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_corporal_punishment_in_the_United_States

I got paddled all the fucking time. Acting up in class, late coming back from lunch, doesn't matter. As another anon showed it's perfectly legal throughout the Southeast.

Also I'm an 8th generation Alabamian so fuck you.

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>>2677909
>http://imgur.com/EtqvaiU

>>2683278
the fuck is this faggotry
>you won't do work for me for free so you're a bad person

>>2686846
dude, it's satire

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>>2677909
This was meant to he funny but I found it quite fappable

>>2683421
On the seat behind them, you autist.

>>2677916
WTF is this from? Google says nothing. I.NEED.TO. KNOW.

>>2686966
Why?

>>2677921
"She looks hot giving sex"

Idiocrasy

>>2683522
Fuck off Alabama

Maybe you wouldn't be paddled all the time if you and Mississippi didn't break the 3-for-1 deal under Georgia rule.

Sincerely, Better Alabama

>>2677909
What's liberal women's fascination with standing up for a religion that is as worse and more than christianity that they hate?