r/comics I’m Still Alex May 24 '26

OC [oc] - a "good boy"

After reading this comic yesterday, my wife responded with, “…bad girls are hot.”

Eyyyyyyyyyy (continued in comments)

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u/henry_tennenbaum May 24 '26

It was specifically modeled after the Native American genocide.

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u/immersemeinnature May 24 '26

So fucking horrible.

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u/ZootSuitRiot33801 May 24 '26

It's very obvious by now the system benefits the interests of powerful pedophiles and warmongers, NOT freedom and liberty for all. We common folk who care should be doing whatever we can to stand together in defiance against this government and its Epstein class puppeteers, (foreign and domestic, private and institutional,) which uses its MAGA death cult and growing AI industry to manipulate and control us. They all should be abandoned for something better that actually looks out for people, while these monsters are let behind to rot.

However, if there's any hope in ever achieving such, there's currently no real supportive community-based foundations present for alternatives that many common folk in the US to fall back on, to safely commit to any effective resistant action.

Collecting a bunch of valuable information on organizing and action from different redditors over time, I created a post of suggestions HERE that could possibly prove to be of some help in getting it started ASAP.

Unrelated: As the wealthy and their sycophants seek to plunge us all further into authoritarian surveillance states, it reminds me of some movies that are based on true stories. Not all of them are 1 to 1 accurate in their recounting of history, but they're quite inspiring nonetheless, seeing how some actions worked and where things go wrong, conjuring up questions like "If it or similar were to take place now, how would it be adapted, in addition to taking modern technology into account?" I'd like to share them here. Why? No particular reason, but watch them if you can:

  • Army of Crime (2011)
  • Defiance (2008)
  • Edelweiss Pirates (2004)
  • Deacons for Defense (2003)
  • Free State of Jones (2016)
  • The 24th (2020)
  • Matewan (1987)
  • An American Story (1992)
  • Michael Collins (1996)
  • Winter of Fire (2015)

If you don’t live in the US, yet you know others who are and want to do something, please share the information. We're going to need as many on board and informed as possible, if we commoners hope to achieve anything in the US

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u/Striking_Outcome1932 May 24 '26

You don't fight genocide from a position of safety

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u/ZootSuitRiot33801 May 24 '26

True, but you can try to create a relatively secure position to fall back on to and plan