Sometimes I see internet comics where the author's joke falls flat and the message transforms into - "I don't get why people want rights". I'm not going to post it so that artist doesn't get wacky feedback but...
The joke was about a girl putting a ton of beauty products on her hair and body, and then going to a march against pesticides. I'm assuming the author's intent was to go lol look at these ladies putting a ton of products on themselves and then refusing to eat them irooonyyyyy
But it's like... my dude we don't eat beauty products either way? What I got from the joke is that the person who draws it seemingly doesn't take care of their body (or shames ladies for abiding to excessive beauty standards, either way)...
and seemingly assumes all "unnatural" products are the same, so that almond butter is 100% the same as pesticides killing all the bees, how dare this lady ask for better food after stepping out of a shower.
Basically what I get from the artist is that they don't like or get ladies, and they don't like or get asking for rights. Unless you are like self-flagellating for them, or some shit.
It's like that other comic where the guy complains that fanart sells more then his comic with disembodied boobs. They try to talk about injustice but just end up making a comic about how they are jerks jealous of people enjoying life and asking for things.
You can ask for things without drawing a passive aggressive comic about it, like, damn.
