Thursday Cartoons: Peace on Earth
Posted: July 17, 2025 Filed under: just because 8 Comments
And that was a crazy 24 hours.
And also…
Cartoons via Cagle:
Now pay close attention to this video:
If you can’t see that Instagram post watch the video here:
I never knew they were ushering the photographers into place and lowering the flag…all the while supposedly scrambling to protect Trump from an assassin! I call bullshit! It is fucking obvious the whole thing is a set up.
Y’all stay safe.
Tuesday Cartoons: Thief!
Posted: July 15, 2025 Filed under: just because 11 Comments
So…did you see the latest?
What an asshole…
Cartoons via Cagle:
This is horrible…six months?
This:
And it never ends:
Why do we even bother:
Stay safe out there in hell.
Sunday Cartoons: STFUDJT
Posted: July 13, 2025 Filed under: just because 12 Comments
So that dipshit sent this out yesterday:
More from the cunt waffle in chief:
Ah, remember the good old days.
Today I am overwhelmed with the news, the horrible news from Trump and his tyrannical regime.
More cartoons on Tuesday…take care of yourselves and be safe.
Wednesday Reads: The Big Beautiful Obituary
Posted: July 9, 2025 Filed under: just because 5 Comments
So this cartoon just seemed to tickle my fancy…I thought it was hilarious.
Boston Boomer and I switched days, so you will get a double dose of cartoons today.
In fact let’s get down to it, via Cagle:
Now for a few news items:
That is outrageous…what a huge cuntwaffle!
That is all I can take…stay safe.
Tuesday Cartoons: Enough of these assholes.
Posted: July 8, 2025 Filed under: just because 12 Comments
Damn, all this shit is just too much for me…I can’t watch the news anymore, even Maddow on Mondays. So I will just share some BlueSky post and a few cartoons…
Trump is so full of shit.
This disaster in Texas is nothing new, it has happened before…and at a church campground no less.
And even with all this past flash flooding history, these people refused to implement a warning system.
Officials Feared Flood Risk to Youth Camps but Rejected Warning System
From this gift link via the New York Times:
Kerr County had discussed buying such things as water gauges and sirens after previous flood disasters. But as with many rural Texas counties, cost was an issue.
Eight years ago, in the aftermath of yet another river flood in the Texas Hill Country, officials in Kerr County debated whether more needed to be done to build a warning system along the banks of the Guadalupe River.
A series of summer camps along the river were often packed with children. For years, local officials kept them safe with a word-of-mouth system: When floodwaters started raging, upriver camp leaders warned those downriver of the water surge coming their way.
But was that enough? Officials considered supplementing the system with sirens and river gauges, along with other modern communications tools. “We can do all the water-level monitoring we want, but if we don’t get that information to the public in a timely way, then this whole thing is not worth it,” said Tom Moser, a Kerr County commissioner at the time.
In the end, little was done. When catastrophic floodwaters surged through Kerr County last week, there were no sirens or early flooding monitors. Instead, there were text alerts that came late for some residents and were dismissed or unseen by others.
The rural county of a little over 50,000 people, in a part of Texas known as Flash Flood Alley, contemplated installing a flood warning system in 2017, but it was rejected as too expensive. The county, which has an annual budget of around $67 million, lost out on a bid at the time to secure a $1 million grant to fund the project, county commission meeting minutes show.
As recently as a May budget meeting, county commissioners were discussing a flood warning system being developed by a regional agency as something that they might be able to make use of.
But in a recent interview, Rob Kelly, the Kerr County judge and its most senior elected official, said that local residents had been resistant to new spending. “Taxpayers won’t pay for it,” he said, adding that he didn’t know if people might reconsider now.
If they didn’t make any changes in the situation before, do you think they will now? Remember after Newtown, they said all those children killed, surely they will make changes to gun laws now…
According to a transcript from a Kerr County Commissioners’ Court meeting in 2017, officials discussed how even with additional water level sensors along the Guadalupe River, the county would still need a way to alert residents if water levels were rising dangerously fast.
Sirens, which are used across Texas to alert residents about tornadoes, were considered by county officials as a way to alert people who live along the river about any flooding.
“With all the hills and all, cell coverage is not that great in some areas in Hill Country,” Mr. Moser said, adding that a series of sirens might have provided people in vulnerable areas sufficient time to flee.
Mr. Moser retired as a commissioner of Kerr County in 2021. But he said this week’s flooding there should be taken as a warning.
“I think there’s going to be a lot of places in the United States that will look at this event that happened in Kerr County and determine what could be done,” Mr. Moser said. “I think things should come out of this. It should be a lesson learned.”
It is always, a lesson learned…what a load of shit. Fuck these assholes. None of these dick whistle fuck wads give a shit.
Read the rest at the link.
Meanwhile in California:
This is all fucking disturbing.
More cartoons tomorrow…please be safe. This is an open thread.
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