Ted Rall for June 29, 2022

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    Concretionist  almost 2 years ago

    Cute.

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    Uncle Joe Premium Member almost 2 years ago

    Mass harpoon gun shootings. Take that, ya school of fish!

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    PraiseofFolly  almost 2 years ago

    —) The continental shelf societies will benefit from a degree of sunlight. But those toothy denizens from the deep, dark ocean trenches, small as they often are, will brave decompression to prey on them. And then there are sperm whales and … oh, you squids!

    (Congrats for the imaginative cartoon situation backdrops lately.)

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    TampaFanatic1  almost 2 years ago

    Ted is right on one thing: we need green initiatives because if global warming/climate change has not hit the point of no return, it will happen very soon. If the establishment tools in the DNC had any brains whatsoever, a Green New Deal would be prominent on their platform. I will not even mention the greed and how obtuse the repubbas are on this but Christ, you would think democrats could grasp the seriousness of this issue. Bernie gets it, so does Liz Warren and the Squad but few others in congress do as they apparently have other agendas which involve lobbyists, coin and 1%ers. The Green Party, DSA, and other assorted progressives have been preaching this for years but we are basically ignored except at election time when it is mentioned by many in the party of blue to bring in the votes and then environmental issues are put on the back burner again for 2 or 4 years, depending on the election cycle. Ted makes a point in that gun violence, inflation, $6/gallon gasoline and supply chain issues all are serious as is our loss of civil liberties via the |Supreme Court and far right legislation but if we do not get ahead of this impending environmental apocalypse which is coming fast and furious; society as we know it is going to be history like the Roman Empire, turn the page. BTW, nice reference to Gilligan’s Island in panel 3 Ted with the SS Minnow.

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    wmbrainiac  almost 2 years ago

    We’re a colony of bacteria of a few stripes of competing variability that has outgrown the substrate of our peach tree dish in such an energetic chaotic manner as to have cracked the glass. We’ll spread a few micrometers on the old wooden table before we croak in our billions and fade into a musty dusty smear. Amen.

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    Zebrastripes  almost 2 years ago

    Inflation…Blame

    high oil prices= Saudis and OPEC

    Stock Market= scardy cat investors

    Big corps = gouging Americans

    Big Pharma= bribed politicians

    Monsanto manufacturing cancerous chemicals= bribed politicians

    Stalled ships and docks= Covid, diminished crew due to sickness

    Deaths from back ally abortions….= GOP

    Orphanages. ….about to become another reality= GOP

    Deflection, lies, dirty playbooks,= GOP

    Children dying in mass shootings= GOP

    NRA… = Russian fed, dilapidated organization, in favor of violence, money, and deceit!

    Insurrection Jan 6 = trump and his merry band of deplorables, IN THE WHITE HOUSE, Plotted, planned and carried out a treasonist plan to over throw the govt. With proof, beyond a reasonable doubt….he is GUILTY, ALONG WITH HIS MAD DOG LACKYS….WHO HE’LL THROW UNDER THE BUS TO SAVE HIS OWN A$$!

    You have to be ignorant not to admit the truth in plain sight!

    If this testimony doesn’t clinch the case and bring Sir Lies A Lot to justice, I don’t know what else will slam the cell door

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    Alberta Oil Premium Member almost 2 years ago

    Perhaps.. we should be blaming God, he tried the flood thing before and if you don’t succeed.. try try again.

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    martens  almost 2 years ago

    You got the existential part right here, Mr. Rall, but you missed on the magnitude. The US political conflict is only one of the numerous conflicts blocking effective climate actions.

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    RonnieAThompson Premium Member almost 2 years ago

    Each side blaming the other avoids fixing problems. However, it does increase the hatred and division between Democrats and Republican members of Congress and between the voters.

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    Radish the wordsmith  almost 2 years ago

    Joe Manchin’s fault.

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    GiantShetlandPony  almost 2 years ago

    Unless the Democratic Party is given the Congress it needs, an overwhelming majority, and maintains if for quite some time, the only ones that can take the blame is the ones that don’t vote or vote for Republicans.

    When Republicans say they are going to steal your social security money to make up for tax cuts for the rich, they mean it. OK, they usually don’t say the quiet part out loud.

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    jvscanlan Premium Member almost 2 years ago

    Apply the idea that the second coming of Jesus is upon us and you can understand Republican policies.

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    Radish the wordsmith  almost 2 years ago

    My 200K house was just assessed at 960K, I have a million dollar house without moving, hope I can afford the taxes.

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    LVObserver  almost 2 years ago

    USGS indicates if all glaciers melted, oceans would rise 230 ft (70 meters) Nat Geo had it at 216 Ft. Most of Florida and all major coastal cities are drowned. Since this won’t happen instantaneously, (Nat Geo writes up to 5,000 years to melt 5 million cubic miles of ice) there is a lot of time to prepare.

    With gradually warming temps, hybrids will be developed for food production that are tolerant of higher temps. Vast areas of previously unproductive land will be livable and arable for food production. Technology will develop energy sources that aren’t even in imagination today, as we head to the next expected ice age. Life goes on.

    Plants and animals have adapted for thousands of years, they’ll adapt. We will not be living in the octopus’s garden in the shade.

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    Radish the wordsmith  almost 2 years ago

    I live at 300 ft elevation, I will have water front property, all without moving.

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