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In reply to the discussion: Does this comic strip cross the line? Were the syndicate editors right to refuse to run it? [View all]mythology
(9,527 posts)32. Let's see
A guy was interviewed by the police in England for texting Clash lyrics.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2004/jun/03/terrorism.world
Another guy was detained for several hours for singing along to the Clash.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-382039/Playing-The-Clash-terror-suspect.html
An economist was detained here for doing math.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/05/07/professors-airplane-math-leads-flight-delay/84084914/
You're right it isn't funny. But that's because it's all too real. Comedy is tragedy plus time. We haven't had the time yet.
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Does this comic strip cross the line? Were the syndicate editors right to refuse to run it? [View all]
FrodosPet
Jul 2016
OP
It seems he was not allowed to run it in the newspapers (there are newspapers left?)
FrodosPet
Jul 2016
#23
how the fuck does it "cross the line"? I can't believe anyone didn't run it.
Warren DeMontague
Jul 2016
#37