Call The Police For Writing About Advocacy!

### Theme(s)

Anger/Hatred, Bullying, Cruelty, Lookism, Racial Profiling, Stalking and Harassment

### Heroes

* Damon Bradley
* Midlore West-Stein

## Credits

### Artists and Writers

Khaliq Trevor X

***Call The Police For Writing About Advocacy!*** is a gag comic appearing in *The Rage Knights: Red God* universe.

## Synopsis for "Call The Police For Writing About Advocacy!

Stranded at a local nameless burger restaurant, Damon Bradley and Midlore West-Stein contemplate on simply *flying* away with their car however they're approached by a horde of strange acting women. The group warns the friends about movements and kindness. Confused by what they mean, West-Stein questions them and asks what's wrong with being kind to others. Bradley's curiousness peaks, forcing them to investigate the restaurant. Inside they find the restaurant's kitchen is intact and being operated but they cannot find a single employee nor customers. As they reach the last room inside the restaurant they find that a video machine is somehow actively playing a part in dismantling social movements and plaguing humanity with a *propaganda* to be mean to one another. Realizing that this stems from and plays a part in his and the Rage Knights individual lives, Bradley is the first to crush the machine. However he and West-Stein discover they are not alone.

The best friends encounter Burger Asser, a burly sized woman whom has a rather odd mannerism that resembles that of The Diseased. The woman becomes daunting, going so far as to summon and hire random superficial people and even The Diseased themselves as "employees" so they may engage in harassment and unsettling behavior towards customers. Seeing this as a "gag" Midlore brushes off their sudden appearance but realizes neither he nor Bradley can escape the wrath of the Burger Asser! The two must challenge Burger Asser and outwit her code of ethics game which turns into a *pop quiz* where Bradley and West-Stein must decide between what is and isn't considered ethical in a modern society that "cancels" people. This includes considerably racist tactics enacted by members of law enforcement and stalking as it applies to women, transgender people and people of color. When Bradley refuses to answer the final question about his Moral Code, Burger Asser spills oil across the floor and threatens to blow up the restaurant and therefore force them into staying at the restaurant for eternity. Asser's oil however loosens slack on an escape door, which gives West-Stein enough power to blast him and Bradley out. They escape Burger Asser with the woman herself landing on her employees as the group attempts to chase after Damon and Midlore. Midlore West-Stein picks on them as they escape via flight.

## Trivia/Notes and Disclaimer

**Disclaimer***: To whom this may concern, the characters in their entirety, while they borrow inspiration from events, ideas, themes and other sources from the original author's life, they are incredibly different and fictional entities inside the Rage Knights Red God and under no circumstance are they expressing a real person's actual views, ideologies, names and likeness to cause harm or defame them. Any names bearing similarities to any real person(s) is unintentional unless stated otherwise and under special permission. The Rage Knights Red God is a work of fiction and solely for entertainment and educational purposes. Please note, the series does not represent events that have happened, events to come nor does it condone the very human evils the series itself is/was meant to advocate against.*