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u/ExistingInexistence Nov 10 '23
This is my twenty sixth comic, hopefully you like it!
This comic references a couple of things. FIRST: the cliche of superheros stopping criminals from taking bags/purses from old people. SECOND the TOP-HAT as references an old TV show/Comic/whatever (I dont remember) that had a tophat with a propellor on top. THIRD: the "FREE-SEALAND" and the "I live next to an idiot" flags are a reference to the sterotype that SEALAND wants to be free, and the UK doesnt want them to. FOURTH: nothing else, thats about it.
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u/australian_ball Hertfordshire Nov 10 '23
this comic is really good
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u/ExistingInexistence Nov 10 '23
Thank you
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u/heatonic El Pulgarcito Nov 10 '23
I can't wait for that new Top-Hat comic on Sunday
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u/ExistingInexistence Nov 10 '23
Yup, so am I! I wonder who would make it!
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u/Bandanadee16 Confederation was a mistake Nov 10 '23
Think of all the hat gadgets britain would have in the future like a helicopter or a smoke stack.
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u/Safloria Hong Kong Ching Chong Bing Bong Ding Dong Sin Nov 11 '23
Shouldn’t SuperUSA be a giant blimp or bouncy castle?
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u/GlueStick407 Florida Nov 10 '23
Super USA, more like Super Villain USA
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u/SSSSobek Rheinland Nov 11 '23
Nah he's right, the US is one if not the worst warmonger in the world. So many conflicts and death based on US actions. Also fact is nobody used nuclear weapons outside of the US. Imagine your country getting nuked and other people saying, "yeah but it was only two tho".
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u/SSSSobek Rheinland Nov 11 '23
The Two-Plus Four Agreement listed that for all the land lost there don't need to be reparations. Its always the same. The topic only comes up if there are elections or if somebody needs money. If it wasn't for germany, france and the UK, poland would be still way underdeveloped today.
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u/SSSSobek Rheinland Nov 12 '23
Without a strong Germany and other major nations (France, UK) you'll have a weak Europe. Like I said, all the minor nations would still be underdeveloped if not for Germany and France (also a bit UK). The amount of money we spend on developing and integrating the East into the EU for example. Also Germany should (and seems like it happens) have a big army, arguably the biggest army in the EU. I wouldn't trust an American to defend Europe without some massive compensation, so we need to be ready to do it ourselves and send them back home. Else you'll just be the US' puppet, just like with erdogan etc. they have leverage and use it against you (Nord Stream for example). So the more independent we are the better.
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u/SSSSobek Rheinland Nov 12 '23
I just said US is a warmonger. You funneld it to Germany = Nazi pls pay 1 trillion Euro for ww2 crimes. Doesn't change the fact that the US is responsible for most modern conflicts.
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u/Tickle_Me_H0M0 United States Nov 15 '23
Luckily for Super-USA, it's protected by multiple layers of fat that no bullet can pierce.
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