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After kindly recoiling with disgust and lecturing the half-dead Inos on his drug use, Sonichu has him arrested, cautioned and admitted against his will into one of Cwcville's soup kitchens. His wares are also appropriated and sent to the [[tobacky]] rocket. | After kindly recoiling with disgust and lecturing the half-dead Inos on his drug use, Sonichu has him arrested, cautioned and admitted against his will into one of Cwcville's soup kitchens. His wares are also appropriated and sent to the [[tobacky]] rocket. | ||
While Chris spends several pages showing off what a waste of life this particular [[niggos|black person]] is, when called out on his lack of minorities in the comic during [[Mailbag 50]], he mentions officer [[Louis Perez]], the black officer who was called in to arrest Inos. He showed up for exactly one panel, the longest Chris has ever shown a minority in a positive light. | |||
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Revision as of 12:51, 1 February 2010
Inos is a (presumably) human inhabitant of Cwcville introduced in Sonichu 10. Possibly in a response to demands from fans for a more diverse lineup, Chris chose to depict this particular token character as a homeless, intoxicated, diseased, drug-pushing, expectorating scruff with filthy dreadlocks styled like a Sonichu's ears.
Talking to Sonichu with a vaguely Jamaican accent, he uses dottled word-play to explain that he is a 78-year-old "Jamaican Veteran" and professional bum who has suffered from a cold for five years. Chris stops short of having him sing Buffalo Soldier and join a bobsled team.
After kindly recoiling with disgust and lecturing the half-dead Inos on his drug use, Sonichu has him arrested, cautioned and admitted against his will into one of Cwcville's soup kitchens. His wares are also appropriated and sent to the tobacky rocket.
While Chris spends several pages showing off what a waste of life this particular black person is, when called out on his lack of minorities in the comic during Mailbag 50, he mentions officer Louis Perez, the black officer who was called in to arrest Inos. He showed up for exactly one panel, the longest Chris has ever shown a minority in a positive light.