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this post was submitted on 07 Dec 2023
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What part of internet is this comic writer on? Facebook? YouTube comments?
Pulling the antisemitism card gets you dogpiled on any predominantly liberal site I can think of
Yeah OPs username definitely checks out. I can smell the lead poisoning in this post.
Ah, it's tokenboomer. They always post stuff like this and I can't tell if it's a schtick or not
Wilson? Is that you?
If there's one thing boomers are known for, it's rejecting teflon.
I got nothing. You got me.
The joke for younger people is supposed to be microplastics, though I assume everyone has a ton of those by now.
It's obviously edited
The comic series is on Webtoons, and also here on Lemmy.
https://lemmy.world/post/9252029
https://www.webtoons.com/en/canvas/litterbox-comics/list?title_no=196742
I don’t have a link to the original comic, but yeah, it’s obviously been edited here.
Original (about breastfeeding)
I see you haven't been in German forums.
That's true, I don't speak German!
This article shows the perspective of what it's lke being a jewish person who criticises Israel in Germany:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/nov/13/germany-jewish-criticise-israel-tv-debate
that was a good read, also reminded me to read Deborah Feldman's works