Tuesday TOONs - Everything Everywhere All At Once

[JHB]

Everything Everywhere All At Once

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Planning Ahead

In case you missed any over the last week:
(I stand by my lack of promises that I'll remember to include this every day)

3/7: Tuesday TOONs - Creaky Creepy

3/8: Wednesday TOONs - What An Eccentric Performance

3/9: Thursday TOONs - A Dark Career Path

3/10: Friday TOONs - Forward To The Past

3/13: No post

[niyad]

1. Thank you for this depressingly excellent collection. Loved the boebert snark.

[2naSalit]

2. Thank you!!

[Wounded Bear]

3. Cell phone, Diet Coke, a Sharpie and some Tic Tacs. I wonder who that represents...

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[librechik]

12. Thanks for the hint!

duh.

[planetc]

4. Yay! Toons!

[IronLionZion]

5. Yeah we need more kids born to teens for the labor shortage

If you disagree, then you're woke.

[twodogsbarking]

6. Thanks for your efforts in posting.

[CrispyQ]

7. The FDIC training wheels cracked me up!

Thanks for the toons!

[mountain grammy]

8. K & R and thank you.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

9. Thank you for the cartoons

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

10. Profits are capitalized, loses are socialized.

It's the free market functioning as planned.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

11. Thank you for these excellent toons! ♥

[Wild blueberry]

13. Great toons!

Thank you.

[Hekate]

14. Kicktoons & thanks

[calimary]

17. That last one REALLY made me sad.

It’s sad but true.

Sometimes it’s harder to get in touch with the ol’ sense of humor.

[Hekate]

19. That's when dark humor and satire find their place

[paparush]

15. Deregulation

It's going to kill half of us and bankrupt the other half.

[peppertree]

16. GOP economic future: Argentina, 1985

Massive speculative debt bubble under a fascist regime - then the ensuing depression.

[markodochartaigh]

21. I remember economic collapses in various Asian and Latin American countries in the

80's, 90's, etc. How often the pundits would say that corruption, lack of transparency, and lack of regulation were the causes. If the maga 80% of the Republican party gets control again I think that the same will be said about the US.

[peppertree]

22. Absolutely. That's the OTHER way today's banana Republicans are importing 3rd world politics.

In Argentina's case, finance was deeply deregulated in '77 - a year after their last coup - and by '81 over $30 billion in new foreign debt was taken on, mainly to finance the dollarizing (and offshoring) of assets by elites.

Elites who, of course, installed the regime in the first place. Many of their children and grandchildren, in fact, are dictatorship apologists to this day - Trump's pal Mauricio Macri (who caused another such debt bubble crisis in 2018) most notably among them.

The country never crawled out from that debt crisis in '81 - and as you can imagine, most payments since then have only covered the interest.

And now, as you know, Republicans are trying to cause a debt default here at home. I can't help but recall that vulture fund boss Paul Singer was in talks with Eric Cantor during their last attempt at this in 2011.

The whole idea is unconscionable.

[crickets]

18. Thanks, JHB! K&R

[DemocraticPatriot]

20. I have no idea what the "everything everywhere" movie was about,

and I think the last movie I saw in a theatre was 'cool hand luke'--

my ancient father dragged me to it, and I had heard of it of course--
but I think we both supposed it was a 'cowboy movie' from the title! LOL

it was a crazy special replay at the time, of course. I think the other last time
I saw a movie in a theatre was for 'farenheit' from Michael Moore...


I still have no urge to attend a movie theatre, with all those unmasked covid incubators--
and prefer to watch older classic movies on my dvd player....

today I was watching "Never Cry Wolf"--- that one is incredible. I love wolves.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

23. traitortrump IEDs -- Thanks JHB!

[murielm99]

24. Thank you.