Ok, being that I am on the spectrum myself I really hope this doesn't come across offensive: are you autistic?
Because that's the only way I can fathom you taking this literally. It's a comic. I can assure you the artist never did this in real life. They are using art as an expression to point out that this dude's entire bearing - the way he carries himself, the fact that he chooses to aggressively display his firearm, the clothing that he wears - is accomplishing the exact same thing that the woman in the comic is doing. It is intended to obnoxious, as it is pointing out that he is obnoxious for portraying himself that way.
Metaphor, allegory, art, my friend. It's not literal.