He has a new statue, too, which is presumably why this cartoon exists -- though it's basically just saying that nice things are nice, which is not the tough, principled stand we hope for from our political cartoonists.
Aug 30, 2011
Word-Ception
Milt Priggee, 8/29/11:
Martin Luther King was in favor of peace, in case you had forgotten.
He has a new statue, too, which is presumably why this cartoon exists -- though it's basically just saying that nice things are nice, which is not the tough, principled stand we hope for from our political cartoonists.
He has a new statue, too, which is presumably why this cartoon exists -- though it's basically just saying that nice things are nice, which is not the tough, principled stand we hope for from our political cartoonists.
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