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Yeah that’s the joke lol

Yeah, but on the bright side, accidental weapon discharges and male sewer slide rates in California dropped almost overnight. As did the number of socially inept losers who couldn't operate the black market with a training manual taking daddy's Bushmaster to the local elementary school because they saw Stacy holding hands with Tyrone at college and now think the West has fallen.

Ask the Black Panthers.

Yes

The episode was literally a callback to the Milford Act of 1967. Black Panthers started carrying guns to protest police brutality, so republicans prohibited publicly carrying loaded firearms without a permit in California. Turns out republicans hate black people even more than they like guns.

definitely should stay on twitter shows like south park or the simpsons are going to be very triggering to you and musk, they make fun of the uneducated whites and judeo-christian cult insecurity/persecution complex by calling them "cis" or "vaccinated" or "homo sapiens" (yes we know, very scary and satanic heresy words). musk has a safe space set up where you can identify as a victim

i can tell this cartoon is far beyond your ability to understand it.

Do you think every citizen should get a free gun, ammo, and firearms safety training from the government, at the taxpayers expense? Because that's what I believe. My communist ideals extend to the firearm. Can you say your ideals do the same?

Salt mine over here

Someone's malding over a cartoon show about a horse with depression lma9

​@iamnothere3735 Don't cheapen the thing you agree with to make the people who are mad about it look silly. Does the cartoon horse show have an important message about gun control and patriarchy, or doesn't it? Is it important what values are presented in a media work, the pernicious lens through which it shows us our own world and represents us to ourselves, or is there nothing ever worth taking seriously in any animated or fantastical work? You can't sell your cake and eat it, too. No more of this "it's just a show bro" dismissal when media literacy and pop culture analysis is such a big force in the world. Actually address this fool's argument or remain silent.

@Ricky-yo6uv I wasn't being serious lol, this show is easily a top 3 favorite shows of all time for me, and I understand media literacy. I was just finding it funny that this guy is malding over the fact that a satirical episode about gun violence is "unrealistic"

The episode was literally a callback to the Milford Act of 1967. Black Panthers started carrying guns to protest police brutality, so republicans prohibited publicly carrying loaded firearms without a permit in California.

@ I mean now days, though you are right about Regan I believe played a role in that act

That's because they imagine it like five black guys dropping their basketball to rush down a white woman, when the reality is it's closer to Brock Turner taking a drunk coed behind the dumpster at a rager.

The episode was literally a callback to the Milford Act of 1967. Black Panthers started carrying guns to protest police brutality, so republicans prohibited publicly carrying loaded firearms without a permit in California.

@@averycheesypotato Does it work as satire though? The Milford Act of 1967 made it harder for unpermitted gun owners to carry loaded firearms. So it actively made things harder for those without permits. Fair in spirit but in practice it punished non-permit holders. But here the law just bans all guns in the state so no one has them. Everyone is affected equally. So I don't see how it's meant to be a slam against society being misogynistic if Men in the state also lost their guns.

@@PlanetZoidstar they no doubt planned to make it harder for some individuals to get permits than others- but regardless they did pass legislation only because they didn’t want others to have guns. You can’t say Bojack wasn’t satirizing that

@@averycheesypotato I just don't think it was an effective satire because it put everyone on a level playing field so no one in the state could have guns. So I don't understand Diane's point that "America hates women more than it loves guns" if they're taking the guns away from the men too. It's not really an accurate satire since there's no proof that women were being legally discriminated against in the show on the ownership of guns the way blacks were in the 50's and 60's. Discrimination doesn't work if it affects everyone equally. Plus it was only a statewide ban, not a nationwide ban, so Diane should be critiquing California specifically, not the entire USA.

@@PlanetZoidstar the Milford act affected every gun owner, it was just enacted for racist reasons. The ban in Bojack affected everyone, it was just enforced due to misogyny. And I really don’t think you can claim misogyny doesn’t exist in the Republican Party today.

The episode was literally a callback to the Milford Act of 1967. Black Panthers started carrying guns to protest police brutality, so republicans prohibited publicly carrying loaded firearms without a permit in California.

Sense? Maybe brush up on your grammar and I’ll consider taking you seriously.

The episode was literally a callback to the Milford Act of 1967. Black Panthers started carrying guns to protest police brutality, so republicans prohibited publicly carrying loaded firearms without a permit in California.

Because more guns doesn’t fix anything

They're letting us think they aren't armed, which is the smart thing to do. If you don't treat your gun like a surrogate cock, nobody who isn't a very trusted loved one should even know you have it without having to snoop.

The episode was a callback to the Milford Act of 1967. Black Panthers started carrying guns to protest police brutality, so republicans prohibited publicly carrying loaded firearms without a permit in California

Deep thought is just not their thing.

No they did not.

All I see is a retard trying to look like he knows how to write

@@micah_the_rat_the_secondsame, that’s Trump supporters for you though

Cope.

@@maxxam4665 cope that the US is falling further and further behind in education as our country continues to dominate the US in every technological field as well as contemporary bilbiometric and academic rankings? on the contrary, we are celebrating your failure.... better stay on twitter safe space so you can keep pretending things aren't going exactly as we want 哈哈哈哈哈哈谢谢美国人🎉🎉🤣

bro is proving the point

The episode was literally a callback to the Milford Act of 1967. Black Panthers started carrying guns to protest police brutality, so republicans prohibited publicly carrying loaded firearms without a permit in California.

Did you see a woman among those politicians? Who are they supposed to be working together with? Much of the episode is addressing the inherent power imbalance of women in our society.

@valiensr1037 and that balance doesnt change of women ask men to work for them

Stuff like this episode is meant to be a satire, that was the intention

@iamnothere3735 I know, that's why I said they weren’t taking it seriously.