It's interesting getting double-upped on by critics in a speciality cartoon forum, especially when one of those naysayers is a Mormon with an obvious persecution complex.

Here is how the tango tangle took place.

--From Complainer #1:

"Hatred for [our predident] is all Benson has in his life. Pitiful."


--My reply to Complainer #1:

"Your hatred for my cartoons is all you have in your life. Comical."


--From Complainer #2 (an obvious TBM) who noted that he did not completely concur with Complainer #1:

"I don’t agree with you [Complainer #1], his hatred for [our president] is only equaled to his hatred for the Mormon Church."


--My reply to TBM Complainer #2:

"Since you brought up Mormons, why don’t you bring up what [our now-president] told a group of evangelicals about [his] Mormon [campaign] problem in Utah:

“[He] called Utah ‘a different place’ and asked whether anyone in the crowd was from the state.

“’I didn’t think so,’ he said. Some laughed."

"(Washington Post, 11 August 2016)"


--No response.

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Nuthin' like the facts to befuddle those "different" Mormon true-believing weirdos.



Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 03/11/2017 06:43PM by steve benson.

Fascinating how both theistic religions and nationalistic religions hold much in common:

* Fear and loathing of the "others"
* Rejection of reason and evidence; reliance on logical fallacies
* Fueled by arrogance and hatred
* Submission to their chosen authorities

They are the same. Unfortunately it frightens me as much as it fascinates me.