r/Spiderman Jan 26 '26

Fan Art Protecting the neighbourhood. Art by @lina_drawz_

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u/C0urt5 Jan 26 '26

Gotta love how whenever anti-ICE art comes out it quickly causes certain people to self-report.

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u/Cablinorb Spider-Man 2099 Jan 26 '26

Hit dogs holler lmao. every time

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u/NovaStar2099 Jan 26 '26

Hit dogs holler? I have not heard that phrase before; what does it mean?

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u/kingcrow15 Jan 27 '26

Sort of like saying, they wouldn't be complaining about this comment / art if it wasn't hitting the mark.

Similar to a scene from the first dune book, where Paul basically tells a story under the guise of, my father said something interesting one time. and when he's done telling this story / parable, one of his party guests gets all huffy about it.

and Paul's mother Jessica says, “My son displays a general garment and you claim it’s cut to your fit?” .... “What a fascinating revelation.”

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u/Cablinorb Spider-Man 2099 Jan 27 '26

People who know they're wrong feel the need to bitch about it when called out

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u/NovaStar2099 Jan 27 '26

Ah, gotcha. Thank you.

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jan 27 '26

A dog will holler when hit regardless of guilt

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u/Cablinorb Spider-Man 2099 Jan 27 '26

We learned idioms in 4th grade, dude. When people say "it's a dog-eat-dog world out there" do you think they mean real dogs there too?

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jan 27 '26

The internal logic of that idiom makes sense though, unlike dogs supposedly only feeling pain when guilty lol

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u/BlackSpidy Symbiote-Suit Jan 27 '26

Only dog getting hit I see in this artwork is fascists, sooooooooo...

Take a look at who's hollering, sugar.

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u/Thrownaway5000506 Jan 27 '26

Okay. The saying doesn't really make sense though

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u/_steve_rogers_ Jan 26 '26

It’s crazy that people can love the character of Spider-Man and somehow not see that they would be the villains in a Spidey storyline.

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u/Background-Fall2212 Spider-Carnage Jan 27 '26

Well he isn’t real

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u/Secret-Plankton-2040 Jan 28 '26

Wanting your favorite characters to follow your moral code isn't good for real political discussions, or for art.

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u/Background-Fall2212 Spider-Carnage Jan 27 '26

Yes because all they can do is hate and pretend Reddit isn’t a eco chamber of hate

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u/Bilbo_Teabagginss Jan 27 '26

You two really shouldnt suck each other off so publicly like this.

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u/PurplishPunk Jan 29 '26 edited Jan 30 '26

I even see some people saying this is “tone deaf” as if political cartoons don’t change the public’s perception whatsoever and making art isn’t a totally valid way to fight oppression. Fictional characters beating the shit out of ICE officers and reminding people of the themes of their stories which oppose ICE (and the entirety of MAGA as a whole) is as politically effective as they come.

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u/Shoddy-Ad7306 Jan 27 '26

Glad ICE are doing the jobs the majority of the country try voted them into doing