“But Calexit isn’t just a fictional sideways step, however—and not all of it is as relentlessly grim as it sounds. As well as telling the ongoing story of resistance leader Zora and the battle to free California as its own sovereign state, each issue of the comic will also come with insight into real-world political discourse and activism, featuring interviews with activists small and large about what Americans can do to become engaged in the political process in the run-up to important House and Senate elections in 2018. “The first issue features interviews with Amanda Weaver, who is a political organizer with Reclaim Chicago; Lexi Alexander, the director of Green Street Hooligans and Punisher: War Zone, who has been a powerful voice for diversity in Hollywood; and Bill Ayers, a lifelong organizer, activist, and educator who is probably best known for his role in the Weather Underground,” Pizzolo told us. “We focused the interviews on inspiring things people are doing and real actionable steps anyone can take if they haven’t been part of the political process before but suddenly feel a need to participate more.””
This exposes the Emperor. It is Goebbelesque.
What ‘inspiration’ do we take from Ayers and the Weather Underground?
Imagine a right wing comic about this. It’d be listed by the Southern Poverty group as a “Nazi comic book” “right wing fantasy” “civil war.”