While I have no intention of creating political cartoons, that doesn't mean I can't dip my toes every now and again. Without going too into too much detail on my own views, it does bug me when people (and politicians in general), misuse the concept of rights. Something isn't a right just because you say it is. While I'm not overly fond of either major political party in America and both are guilty of it, this is a bigger problem with the Democrats. In my head, the speaker in this comic is basically vampire Bernie Sanders, though he looks more like vampire Gavin Newsom.

As I write this, I remember that during the 2004 presidential election a friend asked me to write a short story about how John Kerry is a vampire. I also recently was at a gathering with a relatively well-off person who was wearing an "Eat The Rich" shirt and I pointed out their own hypocrisy. People who complain about wealth inequality always draw the line just above their own current income and net worth. Voters are dumb, and I think they would vote for an actual vampire if their party of choice told them to.

The image generation model almost knocked this comic out on the first try. The original was during the daytime which obviously wouldn't work unless I wanted to make the sun an assassin. All of the signs were my idea, my favorite being the bible quote. The exception is the "Bite Back" button which was not my idea. I didn't hate it, and I was kind of impressed that the model came up with it.

- Management