Wow, after all these years and it still makes sex look unappealing.
And years later he is begging for a new tablet.
Oh, so he is the fag that does that cringey ahegao-like cross eyed face. He is broke for a new tablet to do "work" but tattoos on his arm and fake tits are more important. Priorities, what are those?
I've noticed Leftoids on the Internet always seem to think that the head of the Executive branch (of any country) is some sort of absolute dictator who is simultaneously just one bad day away from going full Hitler, and one strongly worded petition with enough signatures from granting them everything they want. It's some sort of combination of not paying attention in school, general low IQ and Daddy Issues.
The drawings of the cells certainly are, and a bunch of stuff from Medusa's Gaze looks like stock photos he's run through a few filters. Sometime when I'm not so busy I'll dig through Google Images and try to find all the shit he's ripped off.
That was Oh Joy Sex Toy. She even wrote a comic about how her lesbian friends in college called her a LUG (lesbian until graduation). And I gotta give those unnamed ladies credit here, they totally called that because now that Erika found a cock she likes she's totes bisexual while living a completely mundane life.
...that's it? I'm not just being ultra-retarded and unable to find a very obvious "next page" button, am I?
A parliamentary democracy is one in which the functional executive is appointed from within the legislature, usually the leader of the majority party, or of the largest member of a coalition. It's easy to get confused; there's a lot of talk, within the congress, of "parliamentary procedure", but that comes from the more ancient meaning of "parliament" as a general debating chamber, rather than the specific legislative form.
Okay, fair enough. Do leftists think that this is superior to our current system, and if so, why?
They're Anglophiles so they just want everything Britain has.
I'd personally like to see Automatic Runoff elections instead of the First Past The Post system we have now, as it tends to split up the dominant political parties and gives minority parties more of a chance in elections. This will never happen because it would require Democrats and Republicans to both agree to a Constitutional amendment that would coincidentally weaken their dualistic stranglehold on politics.
Jesus, talk about walls of text. I gave up somewhere in the third row of panels. This person wants to write a novel, not a comic.
