Comments on: Break from the Controversy

By: Charismatic Enigma

Charismatic Enigma — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 23:38:10 +0000

A sack of bones… can I call you Mr. Sack, please? Thanks.

(Ahem) THIS IS A WEBCOMIC. ON THE INTERNET. IF YOU DO NOT LIKE IT, TAKE YOUR BUSINESS ELSEWHERE. THAT IS ALL.

By: Damoinion

Damoinion — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 08:51:32 +0000

@bones, you forgot about the ones that are constantly being disturbed by people testing the theory that dead babies are easier to move than live ones as they don’t wriggle off the pitchfork

By: NyQuilDreamer

NyQuilDreamer — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 12:58:49 +0000

That’s our Bree! Waaugh-waaaaaaugh (/trombone)

By: blemum

blemum — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 14:31:19 +0000

No reason to feel sorry for the dead babies. They get their pictures on sign boards at all the hot protests!

By: A sack of bones

A sack of bones — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:57:26 +0000

Clearly, I can see you have never been a deceased infant. For many reasons, where criminal neglect, lack of family support and of community acceptance feature heavily, deceased infants will never get to enjoy the love their rotten hearts crave. Did you know that deceased infants form more than twenty percent of the deceased population, and are a major consistency of the purgatory, where they may wait for any amount of time before their souls are considered for heaven? Or that many of them are actually left in an unspecified location, whose existence the powers of afterlife deny to this day? How insensitive of you, to trivialize the predicament of so many deceased infants who will never get a minute of sleep again. Just because they can't cry doesn't mean they don't deserve some empathy. Next time you go to sleep in a bed, think how privileged you are; when so many get shoved into earth and left to the worms, by families cynically abandoning all pretense of lovingness. Stop pretending you know, and start trying to love and care. I hope you'll think about them when you next go to sleep.