I'm pretty sure you can't make an actionable threat against a guy who has been dead for over 50 years.
Tossmode JFK isn't as recognizable as Biden. The context makes it clear but his Biden is eerie for being recognizable for a zoloft blob with coolwhip hair on a body
If dems can get them to vote 50+ years after expiration, then getting them to feel threatened from beyond the grave is the next logical step in nannying people(or what's left of them).
A second deleted Stonetoss interview? One more and then we officially have a trend.
The hippie is literally smiling in the first panel.
The "amogus", Stonetoss, what do they mean? Where are they projected from?
Are you fucking American? Jesus Christ yes we voted you nimrod. Its a goddamn amendment. All the states vote on that. Jesus fucking hell I am so angry that someone had to actually ask that. You should go read Dobsons thread, I think Stone Toss here might actually, somehow, be a bit too high brow for you.
state legislatures vote on amendments, not people, and most people don't vote for the legislatures. not that it matters because the 13th amendment was ratified in 1865, but just saying...
Anyone delusional enough to think that someone will assassinate Biden for threatening citizens who have issues with the federal government are about as dumb as people wishing Trump would die from COVID, a virus that ended up getting him bed-ridden for only three days.
They'd also be delusional to assume they'd let Biden outside for a period longer than 10-20 minutes around the highly secured White House grounds. He likely gets less outside time than his remaining pet does.
Sure you can start nuking your own country but that's if you don't care about having a country afterward. Nukes & F15's don't occupy positions and no army is big enough to occupy every position in a large country.
I'm pretty sure he was being sarcastic about the dumbness of the stonetossisanidiot guy, who completely missed the point of the comic. It wasn't that gun nuts, or Second Amendment enthusiasts, depending on how you look at it, actually feel that they could personally take on the entire military, but that the people who actually run that military are not themselves invulnerable.
You need to appreciate the amount of autism in both trying to give a "rational" reply (while completely missing the point) and documenting the amogus features in the comic strip.I would like to take a minute and alert you fags to the fact that there is a blog called "stonetoss is an idiot".
I check antifastonetoss from time to time and most new comics get a blogpost on why stonetoss is a dumb dumb. I thought I'd explain, as it's hard to tell from its name.
Normally I glance over this and it's some screeching that is barely related to the comic. This one in particular though, I thought was of a very special kind of retarded that I wanted to share it with you.
StoneToss: Episode 86
JUNE 24, 2021~ STONETOSSISANIDIOT
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Comic Name: Powder Keg
Description: Disclaimer: The above cartoon is intended to be enjoyed as a work of comedy and political expression and does NOT represent incitement to, or endorsement of, any form of violence or insurrectionary activity either in real life or in Minecraft.
Mouseover: Funny how no one says that to the Taliban.
Image Name: second-amendment-john-f-kennedy-stonetoss-political-cartoon.png
Amogus: Second panel, a glare in the corner of the windshield frame.
Originally Published: 6/24/2021
What The Comic Is: A gay caricature offers a smug rhetorical to a Gadsden flag-shirt wearing gun owner, asking him what his second amendment could do against the government’s jet planes and nukes. The second panel shows United States President JFK as he rides in the back of the car he was assassinated in.
What StoneToss Actually Thinks: Presidents have been assassinated before, therefore gun owners can fight the military.
Why It’s Fucking Stupid: God damn it. You know, I try not to make posts covering the most recent StoneToss comic because I’m trying to work my way through a massive backlog of old shit, but the guy just can’t not say something egregiously stupid and force my hand. So here we are.
StoneToss is a big proponent of the second amendment, or the “right to bear arms” and has made roughly a dozen or so comics before where he plays into this fantasy of gun owners standing up to tyrannical governments (be them the British during the revolutionary war or some strawman version of the modern day). Second amendments adherents will argue that we need high powered automatic weapons “incase the government goes rogue”, as this is (depending on who you ask) part of the reason the second amendment was drafted in the first place: to allow citizens to arm themselves for protection against what included their own government. The common argument against this (as seen in the comic) is that the the USA’s military has equipment and power far eclipsing any guns civilians have access to. StoneToss has grappled with this argument before, always doing incredibly poorly at it, and this time is no different.
StoneToss tries to zero in on a presidential assassination, in this case JFK, though really any assassination would’ve worked (and by ‘worked’ I mean ‘failed’). As you might have already learned, John F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the United States and served from January 1961 until November 1963, when he died at the hand (or, well, the bullet) of sharpshooter Lee Harvey Oswald. And it’s true, sure. Oswald was just a guy who went into a building and shot the President of the United States. But what does this have to do with the argument that gun owners could battle against the US Government? Absolutely fucking nothing.
JFK was the last US President to ever be assassinated, and it was through a pure lapse of logistics (or perhaps more to do with the fact it was assumed no one would be stupid enough to actually shoot the President, or maybe you subscribe to the conspiracy theory that it was all an inside job by the CIA). Oswald did not battle against the might of the US military to reach Kennedy, like some kind of end-stage boss battle in a fucking FPS game. These days the security of the President is taken so seriously that most people with plans to harm the political leader don’t make it within ten miles of the el presidente’s location before being picked up and arrested. And even if you did manage to kill the President, what exactly does this prove? That guns can kill someone if you shoot them? Wow, what a brilliant conclusion. I guess without the President, the US military’s nukes and jet planes suddenly stop working, like some kind of domino effect when you take out the head vampire. Somehow I think there’s a slight difference between shooting at an unarmored, unprotected man in a car who doesn’t know you’re there and shooting at a heavily armored military vehicle equipped with top of the line anti-life technology that is being piloted by a group of fully trained soldiers who already know your exact location thanks to heat mapping done by drones that are so high in the sky you can’t even see them. I mean, this is just a hypothetical anyways because if this scenario were real, you wouldn’t even see the armored vehicle full of soldiers driving towards you because you’d have already been terraformed by the tactical bombing.
But alright, alright. We don’t need to go into a big imaginary scenario where the US military attacks its own citizens. We’ve been down that road before and frankly the answer is always: There is no previous comparison (the revolutionary war, JFK assassination) that stacks up anywhere close to today’s power disparity that exists between the US military and anyone/everyone else. If we imagine a world where the entirety of the US military suddenly turns on the population, we’re fucked. No local LARPer militia or “I watch lots of military training videos on YouTube” heroes are going to stop them. the argument “but what about the Middle East!” is often employed when trying to find examples of an ‘undergeared’ militia fending off the US military, even StoneToss calls upon it by mentioning the Taliban. Well, let’s talk about that for a minute. What kind of weapons does the Taliban have? Military weapons. Where did they get them? From the US military, either directly or indirectly (many weapons and equipment were taken after government militaries abandoned them, this is due in large part to Middle Eastern militaries and their incredibly poor leadership, as they promote based entirely on loyalty rather than any other qualification). So by bringing up the Taliban, StoneToss is arguing that the US military’s equipment can be defeated, but only by a force that is using the US military’s equipment. Fucking genius. This is ignoring the sheer logistical issues the US faces when doing war in the Middle East, and that they would not be facing any of these massive problems if invading their own soil, making their war machine dozens of times more efficient and severely hampering the ability to “hide in the hills” ala Middle Eastern terrorist cells.
“OH YA THE ARMY HAS NUKE??? K WELL WHAT BOUT…. UHHH…. WHAT BOUT…. WHAT BOUT BRITISH ARMY IN THE 1700’S?”
“Did the British army in the 1700’s have nuclear weapons?”
<StoneToss offers no reply or acknowledgement, he is too busy making a comic about molesting kids>
I find the military analysis of high quality. Why indeed do people defend the second amendment?
What use are your guns going to be when the US military can just Nuke the US when it wants to invade the US?
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Very possible, so hard to tell these days. Poe's Law and all that.
Extremists like to forget inconvenient things like history, biology and physics.
