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The author, Michael Ramirez, drew a cartoon depicting Hamas's use of human shields for the Washington Post. The Post then erased the cartoon from its website amid an uproar from its own journalists.

The cartoon captures that the so-called human shields are little more than hostages. It doesn’t matter what they think when they have no power to change their situation.

The cartoon covers do make me yearn for the days of the beefcake, it must be said. Perhaps it’s a generational thing but I don’t feel any embarrassment at reading such works in public.

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