In children's cartoons, there's inevitably the line that even the comic villain won't cross. You'll have Skeletor punch three guys in a row and then step up to a baby, hesitate, turn to the camera and say "Well, I'm not a monster" and walk past.
Then you've got IRL IDF who straight up do long-form prose explaining why they were fully justified in dropping artillery on a daycare.
![[Not the Onion] IDF is literally looking for "monsters under the bed" and finding them.](https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/17e68186-f79f-4298-a7eb-0448b5d27023.png){kind=link}
In children's cartoons, there's inevitably the line that even the comic villain won't cross. You'll have Skeletor punch three guys in a row and then step up to a baby, hesitate, turn to the camera and say "Well, I'm not a monster" and walk past.
Then you've got IRL IDF who straight up do long-form prose explaining why they were fully justified in dropping artillery on a daycare.