This. Just this.

[SkaterTheDJWolf]

So, a political cartoon by Ben Garrison. Let's discuss this cartoon.

 

In my opinion, it accurately represents some of the stupidity of the alt-left and their victim complex. But what do you think?

[mido9]

This is like 2 years old

[Susie]

Is it really necessary to make a debate topic about a political cartoon?

[SkaterTheDJWolf]

It's still a valid topic of discussion.

[Simping For Hina]

What is the discussion, though? This topic is pretty skewed toward right-winged identity of how the left wing is seen as being cry babies, snowflakes, and the whole premise of the stereotype that has originated over time. The only discussion that is appropriate here is how the right views the left; whether that is correct or not, but the left wing has the same thoughts of the right as well. So, is the topic about political stereotypes only in relation to American politics? Political identity and how honest it is in correspondence with the stereotypes? The party system's faults that lead to this divide?

 

The topic is vague and I am going to tag with under /r/im14andthisisdeep because the message is unclear as to what the topic is. At this point, it isn't a debate, but an attack toward one political party and the stereotypes that the other political party has toward them.

 

Also, if this post is from right-wing. Attacking a group because of how they act is pretty victimizing, so wouldn't being a victim be appropriate? Let's talk about how victimizing the right wing is, too.

[Dad]

It's still a valid topic of discussion.

 

Read the rules.

 

I'm not going to explain them because I've explained them to you previously before.  If you can't abide by those rules, I will bar you from debates.  It's that simple.  Don't post here again until you've created an actual topic of discussion and have abided by the rules of the section.  Otherwise, I'll lock the thread.