Terry Anderson
@terrytoon.com
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Scots/Irish #cartoonist, #humanrights campaigner, trade unionist. Exec Director @cartoonistsrights.org Formerly scottishcartoons.com & artistsunion.scot Artwork at terrytoon.com cartoonmovement.com https://france-cartoons.com & procartoonists.org
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terrytoon.com
A lawyer who can’t extemporise. Amazing.
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keithwdickinson.bsky.social
Today is a day when arts degrees are worthless, but the product of those degrees is so valuable it would kill an entire industry if they were made to pay for it.
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boxbrown.bsky.social
if AI biz was started by $5 trillion stolen in armed robbery from a bank it wouldnt be allowed to continue on. but since it was made by robbing artists of $5t worth of value, its fine.
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k-interarma.bsky.social
This reminds me - on a much smaller scale, but still chilling - of that photo of a smiling, happy Priti Patel joining in an immigration raid. There is something truly repulsive in being entertained by others’ suffering, through state enforcement.
esqueer.net
ICE is not only chasing down every random brown person in Chicago, they have a cameraman following them to film this for social media. Cruelty and inhumanity as content.
terrytoon.com
I absolutely “care if what I’m looking at is AI.” It is insulting, repulsive, and – as belaboured here of late – inherently fascist. I block it on sight. There are things I’m inclined to watch that I’ve deliberately avoided because I know this shit is in there, even if only for a moment.
britthates.bsky.social
Jason Blum's take on AI sucks. an AI takeover isn't inevitable, and treating it as such (while also referring to filmmaking as "content creation," smdh) helps AI companies promote the lie that their deeply unprofitable, destructive tech is more powerful and useful than it actually is.
terrytoon.com
That’s tremendous, Michael.
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nedhartley.com
I have a degree in English. I used it to get a job where I work on writing for worldwide brand. But, more importantly, it gave me the opportunity to study and examine our country's literature. You know, the sort of thing that makes life worth living.
adambienkov.bsky.social
Studying the language and literature that has helped to define our nation at home and around the world for centuries is a "rip-off" apparently
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adambienkov.bsky.social
Kemi Badneoch ends her speech by saying she stands for a country "where people are judged by the content of their character, not the colour of their skin"
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thepaulconnolly.bsky.social
Badenoch wants to eliminate ‘rip off degrees’ like English. The usual philistine crap that a degree is just about work. The mission to create the stupidest nation on earth. And counterproductive. Young people will work for years. They’ll retrain endlessly. A degree can help them learn how to learn
terrytoon.com
Newsom is the absolutely pits, and hence anyone devoted to him – Kamala Harris for example – can be readily dismissed and in turn anyone still following her dwindling, inadequate wagon train is sadly deluded at best. This shit is not the alternative to Trumpism.
lgbtqnation.com
Gavin Newsom vetoes gender education bill, declines to sign other trans protections - buff.ly/MTUAV85
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aphclarkson.bsky.social
In the early 2010s it was infuriating to see endless screeds on "legitimate concerns" against East Europeans from analysts and scholars who seemed oblivious to how the moment political leaders capitulated to this xenophobia it would just lead to escalating hatemongering against other diasporas
realcaptainhaddock.bsky.social
It was inevitable that “too many people speaking Polish” Brexitism would become outright “too many brown people”

And it’s what people like Gove, David Davis and Johnson enabled
terrytoon.com
This is a country where 999 operators take calls about KFC running out of chicken. I can well imagine what the average complaint to the BBC reads like.
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gemmaclark.bsky.social
It’s Banned Books Week. This documentary is terrifying and you should watch it. It’s about the far right targeting librarians (including with violence). I know teachers in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 who have been targeted. The homegrown fascists use this playbook #TheLibrarians www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...
BBC Four - Storyville, The Librarians
Documentary about the US librarians who are risking their safety to defend free speech.
www.bbc.co.uk
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goodclimate.bsky.social
This lurid headline is about British tourists no longer getting away with overstaying in Schengen. Or being 'illegals', as it's often called in the UK.
terrytoon.com
Missed this.
My wee contribution to the “Qui est Kier?” exhibit curated by Olivier Auvray and shown at the Salon International de la Caricature, du Dessin de Presse et d’Humour, Saint-Just-le-Martel (just closed).
Thanks, Graeme!
terrytoon.com
Ah, “Hallowe’en is Celtic, not American, bonfirey mischief nights were celebrated on these islands long before Christendom, stfu” season upon us again I see.
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terrytoon.com
Again, generative AI *is* fascism.
Let’s use our “partiserrecio eno chambers” to call it out wherever we see it.
reformexposed.bsky.social
Reform UK’s Councillor Dave Poole has put out this bizarre graphic littered with spelling errors.

Our favourite part is where it says Reform UK keeps being called the ‘fat right’.
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rhi.bsky.social
Dad’s books are full of empathy, common sense, and a healthy suspicion of the powerful. But at its heart his work is also about how systems keep people poor while pretending it’s their own fault. So I hope Kemi’s taking notes as well as reading the jokes.
paulhaine.bsky.social
Kemi Badenoch claiming Terry Pratchett as her favourite author is wild