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"So... what's this got to do with my uniform being mildly uncomfortable?"
"Your what?"

"So... what's this got to do with my uniform being mildly uncomfortable?"
"Your what?"

Please don't feign misunderstanding, the connection and lesson trying to be made can't be anymore clear. It's right here in the strip.

I'm not feigning misunderstanding, I just think that comparing McCarthyism to school uniforms is an incalculably stupid metaphor (especially when this comic itself already made a point that school uniforms curtailed bullying and were seen, by the psychologist that we're supposed to like, as a good thing). And that Llwellyn is probably just saying stuff now.

Somebody said it elsewhere; Llewellyn going off on an unrelated tangent with virtually no impetus is normal. I just wish it was acknowledged, like it has been previously.

This arc actually does show a second side to the school uniforms debacle which is rare for DCS to do. Yes bullying is down but only because people don't accept individuals. It raises an idea about which is better, safety but not being able to express oneself or the ability to do as one pleases but at a price.

I'm not feigning misunderstanding, I just think that comparing McCarthyism to school uniforms is an incalculably stupid metaphor

Your previous comment didn't make it clear you were contesting this as a stupid metaphor, more that yo didn't understand why McCarthy was making an appearance.

My previous statement was what I thought the 'fifth panel' should have said; Ozy gets confused about what Llewellyn is even talking about, and Llewellyn has already forgotten why he was talking about it.

My previous statement was what I thought the 'fifth panel' should have said; Ozy gets confused about what Llewellyn is even talking about, and Llewellyn has already forgotten why he was talking about it.

Uh, how uniforms and Rupublicans are evil?