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StoneToss (full title: StoneToss: A Political Cartoon is a webcomic put out by its titular author on a bi-weekly basis. Its humor is generally oriented around American Politics, social critique, and being offensive in the name of humor.

It's typically drawn using a 4-panel comic format, using a simplistic art style composed of black and white characters with colored background set-pieces. Each comic is very short and typically meant to be a quick read, generally making a simple if the offensive point about something and letting the art ask the question "Why so offended?" to the reader.

It has often been accused of extreme political bias, particularly being Nazi or extreme right in tone, which the author has consistently denied, and maintains, like any other comic that makes jokes about politics and other touchy subjects, it's offensive in the name of being funny and nothing more.


 * And That's Terrible: As shown here.
 * Bait and Switch: As shown with this strip showing therapy has multiple meanings.
 * Boomerang Bigot: In which self-hatred is taken to its logical conclusion.
 * Devil In Plain Sight: Mocked in this strip about brightly colored predators.
 * Double Standard: As shown here.
 * Donald Trump Mocked.
 * Dystopia: It's closer than many think.
 * Fantastic Racism: Parodied in this comic about "illegal aliens".
 * Furry Fandom: Mocked in this comic, where The Joker makes a very good point on the subject to Batman.
 * Gay Panic: Critiqued along with Think of the Children logic.
 * Kill It With Fire: Didn't just happen during the Holocaust.
 * Murder Simulators: The panic over these is referenced here.
 * The Oldest Profession: Given a crossover with Reality Ensues, courtesy of the IRS.
 * Pyrrhic Victory: As illustrated in this comic lampooning Gamergate.
 * Sacred Cow: This comic shows how none are above the mockery of someone else.
 * Science Marches On: Mocked without pity.
 * Tempting Fate: Why illegal border crossing actually is a serious risk.
 * Thoughtcrime: Based on actual laws in New York City.