Mr. Delona could have listened to Jiminy Cricket (for the slow readers I’m talking about his conscience) when he said, “You know, Sean, I don’t think it’s a good idea to manifest this opinion you have about our president in cartoon form.

That wasn’t enough.

Delona then drew the cartoon out and stepped back to take a look at it. At that point he and a few of his racist closest friends could have shared a few chuckles and a buddy should have said, “That’s funny, bro, but I don’t think you should submit that.”

After blowing right passed his friend’s suggestion, there were multiple editors that gave this cartoon the nod.

What is on your biscuit when you look at this and think to yourself, “This is funny. So funny in fact, that I am going to forego all rules of decency and publish this in a newspaper.”

Is the readership of the NYP so ignorant that the staff decided that this would go over well with its target audience?
Is this all that conservatives think of the stimulus bill?
Is Joe the Plumber behind this? If not, I’m sure he is still laughing right now.
There are a lot more questions I have about this, but I think the ignorance speaks for itself.

Just remember that when you see something like this, it’s not just the artist and the paper that are culpable. It’s every person that let this political cartoon pass their desk without speaking out about it.

Have Fun.
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