Mallard Fillmore
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I'm still worried that the duck keeps changing color. Are they supposed to be two different ducks? A Jekyll and Hyde situation? Is the "white duck" supposed be Mallard in the future reflecting on the present? Or does reading the paper scare him so much he turns white? Is it some sort of coded racial commentary?
I worry about these things because everything else about the strip is so stultifying.
Ryan
I worry about these things because everything else about the strip is so stultifying.
Ryan
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Wearing two shirts, one with the American flag, school officials said he removed the one displaying his patriotism and began waving it at a group of Hispanic students on campus.
“His friends began to hoist him on their shoulders so he could be more predominately displayed when the proctor asked him to give her the shirt,” district spokeswoman Debbie Baker said. “She explained that he can’t incite an already sensitive situation and he told her, ‘This is bullshit’ and ran.”
I guess it's patriotic to be a jerk.
I too, ask the question, why is this a symbol that incites violence but the Mexican flag is not?
Baker added that if it was a Hispanic student waving the Mexican flag at students to cause a problem, school officials would have taken the same action.
Fly that Old Glory kids!!
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