http://frankmillerink.com/2011/11/anarchy

Wow.

heh, lords of warcraft.

Mean spirited, sure, but not that far from the truth.

If he thinks we're waging a war with Islamicism, he's got ahold of some pretty good drugs. He'll be the one still spouting talking points when this nation collapses.

What in the hell does that have to do with the occupy movement?

You mean like these comments? "“Occupy” is nothing but a pack of louts, thieves, and rapists". Thieves and rapists? He's either delusional or just wants to feel relevant again. Any publicity is good publicity.

That and the country at war comments. None of it seemed sane. Almost like someone who was pissed because a protest made him late for coffee.

Haha! That was probably it, too.

He's full of sh*t. So are most people about the occupy movement.

It's not about "getting a job" (as my co-worker likes to tell me every time she reads an article online or we hear it on the radio). I get so angry and flat out just called her ignorant the other day.

The BIGGEST problem with "America", is that we are no longer a Democracy and sliding away from Capitalism also. We are what I like to call a Corporate Oligarchy. (Google Oligarchy, there is even a section on Wiki for Corporate Oligarchy on there).

This is what the problem is. The 99% have no say in anything. We have jobs. We make some money. We pay taxes. And yet we control nothing. This is my problem and many other people's problem. F*ck Frank Miller right in his pinko commie a$$.

(Just a thought, but shouldn't this go into the Political Discussion section in case anyone gets offended? Just curious. I have some pretty strong feelings on crap like this.)

Pretty much agree with what this person had to say on Miller, and the defending words written by Mark Millar (Kick-Ass, Wanted).

I'm also not sure what Millar is advocating as an alternative: That we ignore the sheer cruelty of Miller's words, or their xenophobia, or their lack of substance simply because he was a great creator? The idea that we are obligated to be something less than outraged by outrageous behavior doesn't have anything to do with fairness; it has to do with letting him get away with it, because he's Frank Miller. And frankly, that's just not a good enough reason.

http://www.comicsalliance.com/2011/11/16/mark-millar-defends-favorite-writer-frank-miller-from-fan-back/