Careercow Scott Raymond Adams / @ScottAdamsSays / “Real Coffee With Scott Adams” - The Washed Up Cartoonist Behind “Dilbert”, Creator of “The Dilberito”, Professional Bullying Victim, Political Grifter, Terminally Online Narcissistic Boomer, Divorced Twice, Is (Not) Glad His Stepson Overdosed. This is Not a Racial Politics Debate Thread

[Tree]

What a total and complete bunch of absolute nonsense and double talk.

The issue you have is with racism being by and large rejected as a virtue. You see it is a clean expression of virtue - which only a racist thinks; ergo your delusion about it.

That's a lot of words for not countering a single thing I said.

"Racism" isn't virtuous, it's a complete misrepresentation of the nature of family, folk, and culture, as well as the beliefs and opinions of those who have a non-bastardized understanding of those things.

 

[AnOminous]

Calvin and Hobbes is the most overrated thing probably ever created after the Beatles. Yeah, I'll go with Peanuts or the Far Side or something that's witty without beating you over the head with pseudo-intellectualism.

Up yours.

 

[MadStan]

That's a lot of words for not countering a single thing I said.

What’s there to counter? Racism is racism, the definition is pretty darn clear. What you are speaking of is it as an expression which is another matter entirely. Your definition of racism is garbage and you are attempting to make a definition that somehow portrays your expression as being thwarted and thus you the victim of censorship - which is hilarious.

You and Scott are allowed to be racists. What seems to shock you is that by and large racists are not poplar to have associated with products or brands.

 

[Jacob Schiff]

You want to fix all this, and take race out of it, just deport poor people. It's a modest proposal that solves literally every problem.

Just have a rule, like if you don't have $50k cash at some point in the year, you get deported. It's utterly insane that normal people have to subsidies a lifestyle choice of others.

Like stop being poor. It's not hard.

Unironically replacing "I hate x people" with "I hate poor people" would unite a majority of different discriminatory views. Poverty is one of if not the biggest factor in population crime statistics. The shitty behaviors of hood rats, wiggers, drug dealing spics, etc stem far more from poverty than anything inherent in the races of people. Further, the US has a major issue of its people glorifying shitty culture's so our poor aren't just scummy, their proud to be scummy.

That's not true.
Only the richest black people are smarter than the poorest whites.

Similarly, sons of black parents of a certain income group and more violent than sons of white parents of the same income group.

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As a Ugandan and real African. Scott Raymond Adams didn't say anything wrong. If anything, he held back too much. African Americans are entitled spoiled fatherless children and the biggest racists on the planet. Africans and black Latinos stand behind you, Dilbert.

Don't get uppity. You suck foreign aid worse than blacks living in the west with even less to show for.
A picture of Africans in war attire? Knowing your military record...

White knights who get offended on behalf of black people

Unironically, talk to black people some time, they hate niggers as much as we do.

Shilling for asians/hispanics should be left behind too.

 

[870EVO]

The issue you have is with racism being by and large rejected as a virtue. You see it is a clean expression of virtue - which only a racist thinks; ergo your delusion about it.

Racism is a reality for everyone, I don't think it's exactly positive or negative. It just exists.

Humans recognise patterns. If they see a pattern of a certain race of people causing negative outcomes for people around them. Even to those of their own race. Then the logical thing would be to avoid them, even leave the area entirely. Simply in the act of self preservation.

 

[Pissmaster]

"Beating you over the head with pseudo-intellectualism."
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I agreed with @Mothra1988 because, while Calvin & Hobbes is a fine strip on its own, it's one of those things internet people go apeshit over and hype like it's the second coming of Christ, much like insufferable Gen Xers and Monty Python.

 

[purpleflurp]

I was always more of a Bildert fan tbh

Now that I think about it, I've never met someone who enjoys Dilbert, let alone someone who can name more than 3 characters without checking the wikipedia article.

 

[Jacob Schiff]

Monty Python

Was the start of "lol so randum" humor. No wonder I only liked it as a child.

 

[JustStopDude]

Racism is a reality for everyone, I don't think it's exactly positive or negative. It just exists.

Humans recognise patterns. If they see a pattern of a certain race of people causing negative outcomes for people around them. Even to those of their own race. Then the logical thing would be to avoid them, even leave the area entirely. Simply in the act of self preservation.

It's easy to protect yourself from gang bangers from robbing you at gun point. Don't go in the ghetto or trailer park. Live in a gated community.

The problem you can't get away from is the state sanctioned violence that allows the IRS to take your money and give it to trash. It's utterly insane to spend tax money on people that choose to do things like eat themselves to get a disability payment.

The race of the leech doesn't matter. And it's simple economics. If you want more of something, you subsidise it. You want less of something, you tax it. If giving money to poor people solved anything, it would have a century ago.

This is the entire reason why the founding fathers only allowed landowners to vote.

Boomer Scott is learning the hard way that you aren't allowed to acknowledge any of this in the open.

 

[Meiwaku]

Dilbert is still funny no matter what unhinged things he does/says/ how stupid or good his opinions are.

 

[ChampFantana]

This latest stunt is nothing more than a cry for attention from a narcissistic Boomer. But it is nice to see someone with his reach speaking the truth about those stupid, smelly beasts.

 

[Particle Bored]

I agreed with @Mothra1988 because, while Calvin & Hobbes is a fine strip on its own, it's one of those things internet people go apeshit over and hype like it's the second coming of Christ, much like insufferable Gen Xers and Monty Python.

I would take issue with this,

Spoiler: however...

 

[870EVO]

The problem you can't get away from is the state sanctioned violence that allows the IRS to take your money and give it to trash. It's utterly insane to spend tax money on people that choose to do things like eat themselves to get a disability payment.

Several commentators in the Black Community, who have been largely condemned. Have said over the past say 60 years. The establishment has been attempting to destroy the Black community. The Black family unit.

 

[purpleflurp]

I would take issue with this,

Spoiler: however...

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It's like modern Southpark: If you dig through the shit long enough, you're gonna find an absolute gem. The problem is you still dug through a pile of shit to get to it.

 

[RazorBackBacon]

I was always more of a Bildert fan tbh

Now that I think about it, I've never met someone who enjoys Dilbert, let alone someone who can name more than 3 characters without checking the wikipedia article.

I used to enjoy it, but it had more to do with it being a way to bond with my dad, him being an engineer and finding the humor relateable.

 

[boongus]

I think i'll always like Dilbert no matter what crazy shit Scott Adams does because it's a nice comfy old boomer comic with good memories attached to it.

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

did you know the song from the Dilbert cartoon wasn't initially from the Dilbert cartoon?
it was previously featured in the 1980 movie Forbidden Zone

https://archive.org/details/ForbiddenZone1980_201905

 

[Tree]

 

[Apteryx Owenii]

Scott Adams and Dilbert is like the perfect example to question whether one can separate the art* from the artist. The guy has been bonkers as long as I can remember (doesn't mean he's wrong) but he creates Dilbert- one of the most inoffensive comics in existence. It makes no grand points. It has no real message. It just makes fun of corporate culture, day in, day out, like a machine. It could be (and maybe is?) pumped out by an AI. It's not even good or bad enough to stand out.

Still, in current year, it was only a matter of time before someone noticed the comic still existed.

 

[The Last Stand]

You and Scott are allowed to be racists. What seems to shock you is that by and large racists are not poplar to have associated with products or brands.

I agree with you on principle. But, I've seen institutions, politicians and celebrities publicly display anti-White racism with little backlash.