Some stuff I saw on the internet.

This is some stuff I saw on the internet. And also some other stuff, sometimes.

(Source: splinteryourspine, via anotherrandomasshole)

thedailywhat:

Look At This Dancing Walrus of the Day: Michael Jackson is arguably the most popular person in the history of Everything, and his influence even extends to the animal kingdom, as this walrus gets down to the King of Pop’s greatest hits.

[stuffistole]

(Source: thedailywhat)

agoodcartoon: While it’s true that the British established much of early America’s infrastructure — along with the Spanish, Dutch, French, and the native peoples before them — the main takeaway from this cartoon is a sobering reminder that America is built, ultimately, on the backs of slaves. A good cartoon. (Bonus metacommentary is seen in Ramirez’ use of something he himself didn’t create: “Washington Crosses the Delaware” by Emanuel Leutze. Truly a cartoonist who sees through the talking points and, with the tip of his pen, pops them like so many soap bubbles.)

agoodcartoon:

While it’s true that the British established much of early America’s infrastructure — along with the Spanish, Dutch, French, and the native peoples before them — the main takeaway from this cartoon is a sobering reminder that America is built, ultimately, on the backs of slaves.

A good cartoon.

(Bonus metacommentary is seen in Ramirez’ use of something he himself didn’t create: “Washington Crosses the Delaware” by Emanuel Leutze. Truly a cartoonist who sees through the talking points and, with the tip of his pen, pops them like so many soap bubbles.)