Questions

Snowflakes in these comments hurt when someone’s lived experience is pointed out when it’s not even saying they’re the ones being racist. Same people who get upset at fast food workers getting higher wages as if that has any direct impact on them (other than the whole getting our economy and society into a better place).

The very existence of this comic points to a sad reality. Is it exaggerated? Probably. But it's a damn cartoon, it's supposed to be.

These are all wildly inappropriate questions to ask a random stranger without some prior explicit context between the people.

For all the people missing the point of this comic particularly in the U.S.: Look at who has held political and financial power for the last two hundred years, including this one. There are lots of pictures and paintings of people. Do you notice anything in common between nearly all of them besides having wealth and power? Think about the position of everyone else not fitting that description and tell us all again why you personally feel attacked and why this comic is not relevant.

This is why I simply don't ask people about their personal lives. I'll talk to them about it and ask questions if they bring it up but I will never be the one to bring it up. There's just too many possible awkward scenarios and I don't really care that much. I also don't really like answering questions about my own personal life.

Ok, all that aside, that third chick asking about college--- what does that shirt mean...? No clothes hangers? Is that an abortion statement or does she just like folded clothes over hung ones?

I think a funnier version of this was Ms. Morello from everybody hates chris lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jz-XZ7EHo2s

So comical.

It's almost like time progresses

ITT: Virtue signalling.

It's funny how the people writing comics like these don't see that they are perpetuating a stereotype themselves.