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I don’t know why, I find it far easier from my computer. KDE Connect saved my (professional) life.

That’s exactly what an IT person would say to hide the fact they watch what I do on my computer!

The character is the only one with sunken cheeks; and thinness is a stereotype of poverty; the walls reveal bricks in places, so the house is not properly maintained, another stereotype; the tablecloth follows a fashion, the Vichy, dating from the 30s and associated with the elderly, and the fact of using old and/or outdated clothes/furniture/decor is yet another stereotype. For an image that has few details, that’s a lot.

I didn’t add anything. I just know how to.read an image. Elementary school stuff.

You’re right sorry. So it was envy. But I don’t think it’s the same kind of envy, coming from someone who also left poverty, and felt that too.

It wasn’t envy. It was a normal reaction to an unjust situation.

Look at the walls.

To loose a dog, to be overweight, to see a relationship end are sad but normal things. Poverty isn’t.

I get the idea and I like it; but please don’t put poverty in this comics. Poor people aren’t envious of richer people, they deserve to live normally.

Not a fan of Vivaldi, but that’s the spirit.

You follow the tankie definition of fascism? “Everything at the right of the bolshevism is fascism”?

You have no idea of what fascism is.

That’s not the point. The point is: Ukraine is a normal country, nor a fascist hellhole nor a perfect Paradise. Their national symbol is also used by its far right, today and during the WWII; just like all other countries under the Nazi rule in Europe. And just like all other countries under the Nazi rule in Europe, they continued to use their national symbols after the WWII.

Vichy France of Pétain participated in the Holocaust too. France still use the fasces, the same anthem and the same flag.

And the tryzub didn’t mean fascism when it was firstly adopted by the (menchevik communist) Ukrainian People’s Republic in 1917…

Symbols have more than one meaning… The word “fascism” comes from one of these symbols: the Fasces. However the fasces are still used by France:

Or by the US:

Are these countries fascists just because they use the Fasces? Of course not. They have other meanings. It’s the same with this Ukrainian symbol.

It changed a little for sure, but 13 people still die at work every day in the US. And nobody cares.