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Not knowing the background of the cartoonist, I find the depiction of the original clerk at the gun buy back (glasses, balding, turtleneck... implications of an "academic", liberal, Democrat, unmacho... hey these are just random possibilities) versus the depiction of the gun dealer (fat, bearded with stubble, trucker hat, just kind of the "redneck" look.) interesting. I wonder if there is any deeper meaning there.
I have no idea of the authors' political leanings or the intent behind the cartoon. In fact, I rarely even read that comic - this one just happened to hook me. All I know is that it demonstrates - in my view - the utter futility and stupidity of these buy-backs.
I do think it's funny that the gun buyback guy is depicted as some nerdy kind of guy, whereas the gun store guy is depicted as some trucker/redneck or something along those lines. Maybe I'm reading too far into it.
He's left handed in one frame, right handed in the other two. combine that with the expression, and it's clear he's a Terminator robot from the future, sent back in time.
First the came for the Conner family, but I did nothing, since I wasn't an Conner.
Geese, its a cartoon. A funny one to boot. Next we are going to pick apart the fact that the bullets fired in Roger Rabbit still had the casings on them.
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