Stonetoss
Stonetoss, also known as Schmorky, is an American nazi cartoonist who makes based and redpilled comics about anything from politics, to bitcoin, to circumcision, to niggers, with various degrees of overlap. The influence of his comics cannot be understated, having a huge impact on 4chan culture and party ethos with new releases being discussed in detail on the late /qa/ and spawning many gem and coal edits alike. His legacy is already well cemented to be among the greats of right wing political satirists alongside those such as Ben Garrison and David Dee
History:
Sometime in the middle of 2017 Stonetoss exploded onto the scene with his unique brand of witty parody and artistic creativity. His original comics were thorough criticisms of globalism and left wing lunacy, along with a couple subtle nods to the JQ. Eventually, he added color into his comics, which helped define his early, humble roots in the political cartoonist sphere. He continued the trend of making stunning critiques about social issues such as male circumcision and coons committing over half the crime while also occasionally making insightful observations about current events.
Early on in 2018 he voiced public support on twitter for the American fast food chain, Chick-Fil-A, agreeing with it's anti-homosexual views and it's commitment to observing the 7th day as a time of rest. No confirmed sources have indicated if this was paid advertisement, but regardless, internet addicted (and possibly drug addicted) sodomites rushed in droves to reply with their hateful views towards the white race and the family unit.
on April 8th-2021, Stonetoss's newly released comic "Guilt by Argumentation", had the hidden Amogus character from the popular video game "Among Us". This easter egg became a common staple of all his works thereafter, granting him enormous clout from gamers.
In January 2022, Stonetoss made a tweet hinting at his possible role as a voice actor in the new Adult Swim show "Smiling Friends", prompting leftist seethe towards the network to almost the same degree as Sam Hyde's show did.
