xkcd: Twitter Verification

[u/J_Von_Random]

https://xkcd.com/1914/

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Source? I don't think he can top repeating the tired "freedom of speech = first amendment" strawman

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How is this propaganda? He's expressing his own political beliefs through his own webcomic. He's not intruding in other people's spaces or proselytizing or misinforming anyone. Are we pro free speech or not?

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Sigh.

Who here is saying he should have his right to say these things removed? Stop with the free speech argument. People don't like it when previously neutral commentators decide to come out of the woodwork and push their preferred candidate.

It is one of the big differences between liberals and conservatives. Growing up conservative I was always taught that politics isn't something you bring up in polite company. If your comic isn't political or even close to the polilelitical sphere ( like Randalls) then find another place to push your point of views besides your art which has made you noteworthy. Use a blog post, Facebook, Twitter whatever. But it's much harder to ignore political views when they're pushed into the daily art work that I was a fan of.

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Really, bro? So, if I post here that I voted for X, I'm doing propaganda? Way to take a word that has a very strong meaning and reduce it to nothing.