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Fred Mouton writes:
[translation]
Scope Magazine says to the Christian Magazines in Woolworths (stocked beneath a sign saying 'For Sale, Till further Notice'): "Now you know how I felt back in the day!"
Fred Mouton
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Keywords for this cartoon:
Scoping the Magazines at Woolworths
PULP FRICTION: 'Scope', a tits 'n ass South African magazine of yesteryear, reminds the victimised Christian magazines at Woolworths of the days when their readers were the cause of it being pulled from the shelves. FRED MOUTON reminds us that tolerance must work all ways for it to work at all.
[see a translation of the cartoon in column to its left]
