Pro-Lifers in Everyday Life
August 15th, 2022 Barry Posted in Abortion | No Comments »
If you like these cartoons, then you probably like chocolate, because who doesn’t like chocolate? And, similarly, who doesn’t like my cartoons? They’re basically the same thing, Also, patreon link.
TRANSCRIPT OF CARTOON
This cartoon has four panels. Each panel shows a different scene of two people talking. A caption at the bottom of the cartoon says “PRO-LIFERS IN EVERYDAY LIFE.”
PANEL 1
Two women are talking in a store that has large displays of laptop computers – a Best Buy or something like that. One woman, who is dressed a sales associate (skirt, vest over collared shirt, nametag), is grinning and holding up a laptop to display it. The other woman, who has an undercut and is wearing a zip-up hoodie and carrying a purse, is leaning down to look at the laptop skeptically. )
CUSTOMER: I’m not buying that – there’s no operating system or hard drive and the CPU is missing.
SALESPERSON: It’s still a computer!
PANEL 2
A man and a woman are in a home kitchen. The man, who is youngish but balding early, wearing sweatpants and a t-shirt that says “Band Name” on the front, is basically squeeing with joy while looking at the woman’s plate. The woman, dressed in a flower print shirt and plaid pants, is holding a plate with an omelet on it and looking annoyed.
MAN: Wow, you got a chicken? What’s its name?
WOMAN (thought): Oh god not this again
WOMAN (aloud): It’s an omelet!
PANEL 3
A woman wearing a sleeveless shirt, and with a heavily tattooed arm, and her black hair in a messy bun, is holding a paint roller in one hand, while the other hand is on the rung of a ladder. She looks annoyed. Behind her, a man with glasses and a polo shirt is leaning in her window from outside and yelling at her.
MAN: That paint color isn’t the choice I’d make.
MAN (yelling): It should be banned!
PANEL 4
An annoyed man stands in the door to his house, arms folding, blocking the way. He’s staring down at a tiny child on the front step. The child looks surprised.
MAN: You expect me to take care of you even after you’re born?