Monty by Jim Meddick for March 23, 2013
March 22, 2013
March 24, 2013
Transcript:
Now let's say we're strolling through this marketplace and we land on this square... Chance. Pay poor tax of $15 Poor tax?! How dare you, you little card?! How dare you accuse a Nuttingham of insolvency?! Smash smash smash! Having said that, however, I do rather fancy the idea of taxing the poor.
Chalkeye about 11 years ago
I hope the Monty Comic comes back tomorrow! I guess some People actually read that?
Sisyphos about 11 years ago
How is it that Jarvis hasn’t pre-fixed the Monopoly game to come out the way Sedgie would like it to come out? Falling down on the job, old man?Meanwhile, this is at least the second major smashing of the game board; I’m not sure it will survive its encounter with Young Master Nuttingham….
tattooedcyberidiot about 11 years ago
Tax schmax. Convert the poor into energy!
TheVernalPool about 11 years ago
Are those “Hulk Hands” he’s useing?
rockngolfer about 11 years ago
Reminds me of when the debt was $1.7 trillion Jon Stewart said the poorer 50% of the population is worth $1.7 trillion so just take everything they have.
coz69 about 11 years ago
I agree with Chalkie j…bring back the Monty strip.
fidgetkitty about 11 years ago
When this kid is the storyline, I just sail on and go to the next comic…
forty8 about 11 years ago
everyone got a tax increase this yr and this is suppose to reflect rebulican philosophy ? i dont get it
Dapperdan61 Premium Member about 11 years ago
This kid makes me laugh until my sides hurt. I’m guessing the people who don’t like it are Republicans. This character can definitely push some people’s buttons & hope to see even more of him.
np312 about 11 years ago
I love this character. SO much.
krankyman about 11 years ago
I’m confused. I thought this was a screed against the Kennedy family?
krbuza about 11 years ago
“Poor” “tax” example:_____Adjusted gross income: $22,531_Taxable income: $6,231_Tax: $623_Tax credits $623_Total tax: $0_Withholding: $494_Refundable tax credits: $2,690_“This is the amount you overpaid”: $3,184_“Refund”: $3,184_How is it that the tax forms are written to indicate that those refundable credits are part of “the amount you overpaid”? Those amounts were not paid by “you”. _“You didn’t build that.” “You didn’t get there on your own.” Yet, “you” get a “refund” of 6 times the amount “you” paid in, while I get a refund (without quotes) of 1/6th of what I paid in.
AlexPK85 about 11 years ago
I am a long time republican and I think Sedgie is HILAROUS!We live in a society were to many people are just waiting around to be offended. I for one look forward to the madness of Jim’s imagination. And read his bio, he used to be a former political cartoonist.
superflash about 11 years ago
Aawww….the little scamp is adorable.