Yeah I got the feeling i'm missing something to. Apart from the two "david crosses" there is not really much going on.
Yeah I got the feeling i'm missing something to. Apart from the two "david crosses" there is not really much going on.
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Political cartoons are now required to undergo sensitivity training.
All cartoonist please report to Bil Kean for retraining.
As a rule of thumb, if it makes you laugh, it probably offends someone, and you've committed a hate-crime.
Self-flagellation is allowed for edge cases.
Political cartoons are now required to undergo sensitivity training.
All cartoonist please report to [Bil Kean](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Family_Circus) for retraining.
As a rule of thumb, if it makes you laugh, it probably offends someone, and you've committed a hate-crime.
Self-flagellation is allowed for edge cases.
Hanitzsch told German online news provider t-online.de he had been unfairly treated. He said the newspaper’s editors had approved a draft he submitted before they commissioned the cartoon, and then welcomed the final product.
“I didn’t sneak the drawing into print,” he said.
That sounds like a pretty fair point to me.
> Hanitzsch told German online news provider t-online.de he had been unfairly treated. He said the newspaper’s editors had approved a draft he submitted before they commissioned the cartoon, and then welcomed the final product.
> “I didn’t sneak the drawing into print,” he said.
That sounds like a pretty fair point to me.
The "anti-sematic" cartoon in question.....
"next year in Jerusalem"