And on top of that, the layout just turns me away. Between the confusing layouts and the fact that so often I just don’t find it funny, it feels like for the last few months now (maybe longer?) the majority of the time I look at it, my brain makes an almost subconscious decision that: nope, I’m not going to take the…

Zeroblade has given that response to at least three other people in this comments section (that I’ve seen). His repeated defense correlates with dying on a hill, even if it hasn’t escalated (yet).

Haha, did you make that? That’s pathetic.  What do you call it, Strawman Comics?

What’s with all the FF players saying that you need to have played FF to understand that a character with a mustache isn’t a child?

pls explain relevance of the open border strawman comic attached?

lol. what’s hilarious about that comic, is that even the house had a wall around it, the people that wanted in, would still get in by climbing the wall, or digging underneath. Two things that they do regularly already.

The artwork is nice, but the writing is so damn weird sometimes...

...you know this edgelord thing of calling people you dont agree with NPCs gets confusing when there are also computer games involved..with,you know...actual NPCs..

I DO play FFXIV and I know it’s not a child.  It’s still 1) not funny and just a terrible joke/delivery/punchline overall and 2) the implication is weird.

NO ONE CARES THAT ITS NOT AN ACTUAL CHILD YOU WALNUT

You chose a weird hill to die on.

Sounds more like you don’t get invited to the right type of parties.

Does that somehow make it better?

You’ve said that plenty enough. Doesn’t make it any less friggin weird and uncomfortable she’s licking an adult stranger’s ass.

That is -obviously- the punchline, yeah, but the fact remains that she’s depicted as intending to “test” a child’s bottom and apparently made a mistake.

Life in Aggro constantly feels like watching a failing stand up act. It’s so cringy yet you cant look away.

Anyone else really weirded out by Life in Aggro?

I have pretty significant problems with today’s Life in Aggro.
I do most of the time, but this morning unbearably so.

Personally my favorite take is that Politicians appearing in public should be required to wear all the logos of their sponsors similar to racing drivers and their cars.

They should wear logos (just like race car drivers) so we know who bribed them.