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Duck Questions Trump Shooter's Whereabouts and Blackrock Commercial Appearance

A two-panel comic featuring a white duck with an orange beak. In the top panel, the duck is shown from the side, asking 'What happened to the Trump shooter?' against a plain white background. The bottom panel depicts the same duck on the ground, looking up at a person running away (only the lower body and legs of the person are visible, wearing a puffer jacket and boots). The duck continues with a second question: 'And why was he in a Blackrock commercial back in 2023?' The watermark 'theycantalk.com' is present in the top left corner of the image.
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Duck
What happened to the Trump shooter?
Duck
And why was he in a Blackrock commercial back in 2023?

Overview

A two-panel comic featuring a white duck with an orange beak. In the top panel, the duck is shown from the side, asking 'What happened to the Trump shooter?' against a plain white background. The bottom panel depicts the same duck on the ground, looking up at a person running away (only the lower body and legs of the person are visible, wearing a puffer jacket and boots). The duck continues with a second question: 'And why was he in a Blackrock commercial back in 2023?' The watermark 'theycantalk.com' is present in the top left corner of the image.

Origin notes

The comic originates from 'theycantalk.com', a website known for creating comics featuring anthropomorphic animals posing questions, often of a speculative or conspiracy-adjacent nature. It appears to be an original digital illustration, likely created using digital art software. The content references the 2023 incident involving a shooter targeting Donald Trump and a purported connection to Blackrock, a multinational investment firm, reflecting common conspiracy theory tropes.

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