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Arkas Takes the Argument From the Laundry Yard to Social Media, but the “Level” Stays the Same

From Ta Nea · () Greek

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  • Greek cartoonist Arkas uses two arguing women and a clothesline to compare neighborhood disputes with arguments on social media.
  • The cartoon suggests that moving arguments online has not changed their level.

Arkas turns a familiar neighborhood scene into a sharp comment on social media. His latest cartoon shows two women arguing intensely, while laundry hangs behind them.

The setting points to the transfer of social confrontations from the courtyard and the neighborhood to online platforms. The message is clear: the argument may have moved from the yard to social media, but the “level” has remained the same.

From the courtyard to social media: the level stayed the same.

· ArkasThe cartoon's central message about social arguments moving online.
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