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And They're Off (Patreon)

Published:
2022-11-20 02:00:25
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2022-12

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Andrew

But what about trained murder-mooses?

Clifton Royston

Is murder-drone an actual thing in the QC universe, or is Marten just kidding around? And if they do have them, are they anything like the charming Destroybots in Skin Horse?

Captain Button

And they were never heard from again.

Clifton Royston
>>95972491

Claire clearly isn't very experienced as a traveler, because she is only carrying emergency socks and emergency undies in her backpack. Once I'd had an airline lose all my checked luggage for days, I started also carrying an emergency shirt and often pants in my carry-on bag.

Captain Button
>>95972491

We know Station has a pack of Merciless Hunter-Killer Droids. https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=2135

Anonymous

what did Marten pack, chapstick only?

Bagge

Smug Claire in the last panel is so beautiful

Anonymous
>>95972909

Good catch, I totally didn’t notice upon initial read-through

Anonymous

I'm sure Jeff won't do it (or if he does, it'll be Martin), but plane travel is just associated with being groped by TSA for my trans ass. Once again, though, I'm sure Claire will be fine

Pejo
>>95973170

It's her slight overbite for me 😍

Pejo

It's true but he shouldn't say it dot jpg

Anonymous

Because when you make something illegal, it magically creases to exist. Murder is already illegal but murder drones have to be banned separately. That logic is divorced from reality

Peabody

Don't forget the towel.

Douglas E. Smith
>>95972491

And there has been a Vespa-bot and Pintsize's laser module. Add that to Bubbles' military experience and I'd say it was a certainty pre-Singularity. Post-singularity there may be more complications, but I still think there's got to be a few.

Anonymous
>>95985015

I'm very confused by your complaints. Are you saying that there's no point in making murder illegal because it wouldn't make all murder stop? Or that people should be allowed to do literally whatever they want until it literally becomes murder?

Anonymous
>>95985015

Assuming you are safe from murder drones because they are banned. You don't see the flaw in that logic? Do you think someone willing to commit murder would be concerned about breaking a drone possession law?

FuryoftheStars
>>95985015

@Adam D: My understanding of Ash's comment was neither of those, but rather that making murder drones illegal does not mean that there won't be murder drones, and/or that you shouldn't have to explicitly make murder drones illegal seems their primary function (murder) is already illegal, thus by extension making the drones illegal.

Anonymous
>>95985015

@Ash359 So if I understand your logic correctly: murder drones don't kill people, the people who program murder drones kill people. Well that thinking's really worked out well for the US and gun laws, hasn't it :/

Anonymous
>>95985015

That's a great example, no matter how many laws they pass, murderers still break them, they also seem to like to do mass murders where guns aren't allowed.

Diptych
>>95985015

If murder drones are illegal, you can halt the production of murder drones and prevent them from ever reaching the hands of drone murderers (people who murder with drones, not people who murder drones). Thus, regardless of drone murderers' willingness to follow anti-murder laws, you can still reduce the drone murder rate.

Anonymous
>>95985015

Yeah that would work out great. It's how they won the war on drugs. However, criminals are going to criminal anyway. Look at Australia and the UK, they don't need guns to be violent there. UK is trying to ban knives now American society is sick and blaming guns is just the politicians way of not addressing the real issues

Diptych
>>95985015

I'm looking at Australia right now. It's just outside my window. Our homicide rate is a fraction of America's. The UK's is only a little bit higher - still well below the USA's. If we're talking about not addressing issues, is there any topic that American politicians love to dodge harder than gun control? It's always thoughts and prayers, some nebulous talk about mental health that demonises patients, and a steadfast refusal to even consider restricting gun access.

Diptych
>>95985015

(Also, I'm not sure that the comparison to drugs holds true, unless you're suggesting ArmaLite and co. are going to move their manufacturing plants offshore and start smuggling big bags of rifles into the country in custom speedboats or the wheel wells of people's cars.)

Some Ed
>>95985015

It's probably worth noting that every time the politicians do address gun violence, they seem to be intent on avoiding the real issue. "Let's ban all `assault rifles`, by which we mean guns which meet this one very specific superficial description of all of the assault rifles on the market, yet *lacks* the details of what gun enthusiasts feel makes something an assault rifle." Of course, even banning guns with a semi-auto or full auto receiver and a long barrel wouldn't really do anything, because the real problem is that we don't deal with domestic violence well. After all, we can't address that since it would mean sending a bunch of police officers to therapy. I'm not even sure we know what the appropriate therapy would look like. (To be clear, I feel confident that there are mental health professionals who do. Unfortunately, I'm also confident tat there are mental health professionals who don't but believe they do. Also, more importantly, we have a lot of politicians who are not going to ever admit that they don't, despite having no background that would suggest they had an above-average competency in this regard.)

Anonymous

The song's in my head now, no way I'm sleeping tonight with that perky li'l earworm!

Diptych
>>95985015

I'm not sure any therapy would stop police officers from being domestic abusers. Not in itself, at least.

Clifton Royston
>>95972491

Thanks for the references. Seems like the QC universe might not be quite as comfy and stable as I'd been thinking.

Anonymous

Hey look, they are actually trying to make murder drones a thing in SF. https://youtu.be/-BguChcYsT4 WOW