>I like the 'docks as much as the next suburban Black okp
>from Columbia,MD, but doesn't anyone else think that
>McGrugruder goes to far with the political bullsh!t?

no. He could actually go even farther but he holds back alot

>Aaron says his influenses are Calvin and Hobbes and The
>Peanuts, they are great partly because of thier timeless
>qualtiy. The Boondocks, on the other hand, will mean
>nothing to someone who reads it 5 years from now.
>
He has also listed Doonsebury as one of his influences. And speak for yourself...you have no idea what affects his comics may have on someone later on..thanks like saying no one will get old movies after a certain amount of time. The Wizard of Oz was rife with social commentary...in fact the entire film was basically a satire of the political climate of that time, 1939. Do kids know that? no. they just love it

>If you read the 'docks book "Fresh for '01" damn near 10
>pages will make no sense if you don't remember the political
>platform of Alan Keyes.

There are people right now who don't know the political platform of Alan Keyes. There are people who don't know who Donald Rumsfeld is..what difference will 10 years make?

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