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Grand Ballroom of Doom

By January 10, 2022

Two panel comic from the satirical series 'Grand Ballroom of Doom' captioned “How to end the pandemic tomorrow:,” in which Anthony Fauci announces the latest pandemic news, that there's a new variant that can only be contracted by jumping into a mine shaft in a Teletubby costume, resulting in a mob of Covid conspiracists doing just that while yelling things like "Fuck you Fauci!" and "stop the steal!"

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In a large 5 panel comic by Chris Hammes, a person on an Amtrak train thinks he is being yelled at by passengers when it is really a Dr. Oz supporter behind him being heckled.

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