Regulatory Imperialism

Nobody wants to hear this, but the real truth about the growing Internet censorship, be it the copyright takedowns or the European Union, Brazil and Australia calling for the censorship of X (formerly Twitter), is that Germany has imposed its will on the World Wide Web through mundane, boring legislation. It's called regulatory imperialism, and the European Union is weaponizing it. This is even more dangerous than the last time Germany plunged the world into a global conflict because the corrupt bureaucrats, their pawns and their allies will be screaming for your imprisonment for saying bad things about them online or just trying to defend free speech, Fair Use and freedom of creativity. It gets even worse when you learn that countries that are not part of the European Union such as Brazil, Japan, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, have signed regulation treaties with the European Union, meaning the only way to do business with the European Union is to obey their regulations. This includes copyright regulations, which can explain all the copyright takedowns, whether they are unlawful or not.

In conclusion, we are indeed living in the twilight days of Internet freedom, and its all the fault of an undemocratic institution that cheated and lied to millions of Europeans, including the French and the Germans...

Imprisoned for being Deceitful

Credits to SrGrafo for providing the template for this comic.

If copyright trolls were thrown into prison, expect their fellow prisoners to bully them while the prison guards do nothing about it because the copyright trolls deserve this humiliation conga for being deceitful just like the European Union's corrupt bureaucrats.

Breaking Belgium

Remember when I made a comic about what will happen to Wallonia and Flanders when Belgium breaks in two? Well, I'm back with a new comic concerning the future of Belgium.

If Belgium were to break up in the near future, it will plunge Europe into chaos far worse than the conflict in Ukraine. In fact, Europe will be plunged into a far worse crisis than World War 2, and it could bring about the end of the world as we know it...

Hammer Axes United

Characters wielding hammer axes, from left to right: Ax Battler (Golden Axe), Tyris Flare (Golden Axe), Wynn (Mystery of Atlantis), Klonoa (Klonoa), Lemming (Lemmings).

Yes, hammer axes do exist as actual weapons. Not only in fantasy fiction, but also in real life as well.

Remember when I came up with comics where people rise up in united arms against injustice? Well, I'm back with a new comic where people rise up in united arms against injustice.

Bubsy Gets Kicked

People kicking Bubsy, from left to right: Rit (Rod Land, Soldam), Suchie-Pai (Suchie-Pai), Yuko Asou (Valis), Volcana (Ultra Vortek), Spelunker (Spelunker), Wynn (Mystery of Atlantis).

It's sad that Bubsy's creator Michael Berlyn is dead. Bubsy's existence was a mistake, and it doesn't help that Atari now owns Bubsy. Talk about a miserable existence...

At least Atari would be kind enough to let anyone kick Bubsy as long as Fair Use allows it.

Despised by Other Prisoners

Author's Note: Credits to Dueling Analogs, who had their final curtain call on 31 July 2018, for providing the template for this comic. Also, my apologies for not uploading any new comics on this blog because I was busy reuploading them on my new Gettr account, so you might want to check it out here.

Copyright trolls should be thrown into prison, only to die the same way Alexei Navalny died in prison. Period. Also, killing leftists may not be the right way to get rid of them because it can get you a prison sentence.

Remembering The Good Times

Who can remember the good times from before 2020? I can. Especially when the first half of the 2010s were happier days due to the Ice Bucket Challenge. Even having a photo-taking session before jumping into a lake brought so much joy back in the days before 2020. After all, girls do like to look good in swimwear before getting wet, whether by jumping off a cliff into a lake or doing the Ice Bucket Challenge.

Sunset of Japanese Freedom

Remember the time when I made a comic about the assassination of Shinzo Abe potentially heralding the death of Japanese democracy? It turns out the death of Shinzo Abe will not cause the death of Japanese democracy, but rather, his death delayed the inevitable demise of Japanese democracy instead.

If you dislike Shinzo Abe, blame him for putting the freedoms of the Japanese people to the sword. Shinzo Abe tried to abolish the war-renouncing Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution, but it provoked opposition to his proposal, with one of those opponents being the late Anime music composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, who was also known for being the composer of the Sega Dreamcast startup sound. But worse than the proposal to remove the anti-war portion of the Japanese Constitution was the ratification of the 2017 anti-terrorism law that criminalized many minor crimes, with copyright infringement being one of them. This was what really put the freedoms of the Japanese people to the sword. Even worse still is the possibility of the anti-terrorism law classifying Fair Use as an act of terrorism because Fair Use does not exist in Japanese copyright law.

All in all, the Japan that Shigeru Miyamoto and the late Akira Toriyama were born into is now a disappearing memory of a bygone era that no longer exists, and it's all the fault of Shinzo Abe.