Backups

In the first top strip, the group stand in the front of a boss who holds a whip.  Secondly, the boss whips it toward the group as he shouts at them.  The group bows to him except one person in the group.  Thirdly, the boss continues to whip, but more people stand up for the person who doesn't bow in the first place.  Lastly, everyone are no longer bowing to the boss as they are defeating him.  The boss has no power.

The message conveys in this comic strip that the group acts as one that shows more power than the boss.

The group stands up what they believe in.  They don't want to be slaves for this boss.  If people in the group would not stand up for one person, then the boss whip him cruelly.  The group fuses their power as one to stomp on this person to confirm their view of justice.  In the last strip, the boss surrounds himself to the powerful group.  It requires more support from people (they have same perspectives).

Take this message to heart because the current society changed that based on the history when many people protested against the racism, discrimination, and others injustices.  It influences on the society that would improve better.  For example, back in the 19th century, women protested and challenged the law that denied their rights to vote.  Their rights were not equal to men's, so they took action.  We can think about the past what subjects groups protest against that influence the society.

In