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Grand Ballroom of Doom

By May 31, 2022

5 panel comic from the series "Grand Ballroom of Doom" in which a teacher from the "National Rifle Association School for Future Senators" lectures a classroom of adult students, who are sitting in open-front school desks, on how to respond to mass shootings; i.e. with thoughts and prayers but not with public discourse or legal action.

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