Is the Politics of Education Too Real?

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The discussion highlights a comic from SMBC that resonates deeply with viewers, eliciting mixed emotions of humor and sadness due to its relatable content. Participants express a shared sentiment regarding the frustrations with reporters and politicians, suggesting a desire for accountability and change in these fields. The comic serves as a commentary on societal issues, prompting reflection on the role of media and politics in everyday life.
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Another gem from SMBC. Don't know if I want to laugh or cry, this is too real.
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I've always believed that there are a lot of reporters and politicians that need to be clocked upside the head. :oldbiggrin:
 
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