Originally published at: Dare you dwell in the House of Republicans? | Boing Boing
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So these are some generic anything-non-cis-phobes who aside from that find the rest of the republican platform terrifying? I can’t say I’ve heard of many of those.
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$965 million.
“And that’s just part of it! Waaaaaaaaaah!!”
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Yeah, I found the ending kinda confounding that way too. 
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Oooooooo, that’s some pretty scary stuff.
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Bah! We didn’t have pronouns when I was young, we got along just fine. The Founders of our great country wrote a Declaration of Independence and a Constitution without so-called pronouns.
[Mod note: satire, please see below.]
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Maybe he has a Nick Cage version with invisible ink and a secret map.
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Luxury!
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That was the idea, yes.
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Thanks for explaining. Though, you know, sometimes a satirist comes so close to their object while imitating it that an /s tag would help.
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Weird indeed, especially since it only shows up as one for me – not as a triple play.
Anyone else?
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I only see it once, too.
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j/k
One reply is all I see, as well.
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It’s funny terrifying because it’s true!
Presumably all the (self-identified) “moderate” voters that the media like to fret about, who are upset by how “woke” the Democratic party is. (whispers They’re actually right-wingers…)
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Yeah, what oughta be outside is a $6 gallon of milk. Inflation! If you don’t want to pay more for gas, you’d better vote Red!
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the one thing i’m kind of ish about the comic is: yes, some people have preferred pronouns. for example, i prefer he/they - but for other people: the selection of pronouns isn’t a preference - they’re actual identity.
like, if you’re non-binary, he or she isn’t a preference. those pronouns would be wrong
i guess… it just feels a little off to me that the comic somewhat implies it’s always a preference
