How does having a job relate to this? It's up to the employer, not you or the woke group.
Pro-Trump ‘Dilbert’ Creator Wants Whites Away from Blacks
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How does having a job relate to this? It's up to the employer, not you or the woke group.
Well Mr. Adam's, it appears that everyone did not agree with your racist tirade.
Dilbert cartoonist says he got canceled even though 'everyone agreed' with his racist tirade
https://www.rawstory.com/scott-adams/
"Dilbert" creator Scott Adams over the weekend saw his cartoon get canceled by multiple publishers after he went on a racist tirade where he advised white Americans to "get the hell away from Black people," whom he described as a "hate group."
Writing on Twitter Monday, Adams lamented his misfortune and tried to claim that his racist views were actually wildly popular.
"Dilbert has been cancelled from all newspapers, websites, calendars, and books because I gave some advice everyone agreed with," he wrote. "'(My syndication partner canceled me.)"
As the Washington Post notes, Adams' outburst last week was inspired by a poll from right-wing pollster Rasmussem showing that 26 percent of Black Americans disagreed with the sentiment that "It's okay to be white," which he interpreted as a widespread hatred against white Americans.
In fact, notes the Post, the phrase "it's okay to be white" has been adopted by white nationalist organizations as an attempt to counter the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality.
In other words, it's possible that many Black Americans rejected the phrase on the basis of its association with a racist hate movement and do not hold deeply ingrained hatred against white Americans.
Regardless, it is clear that not "everybody" agreed with Adams' advice to "get the hell away from Black people," as his comments triggered outrage that led to demands that newspapers cancel his cartoon.
Dilbert cartoonist says he got canceled even though 'everyone agreed' with his racist tirade
https://www.rawstory.com/scott-adams/
"Dilbert" creator Scott Adams over the weekend saw his cartoon get canceled by multiple publishers after he went on a racist tirade where he advised white Americans to "get the hell away from Black people," whom he described as a "hate group."
Writing on Twitter Monday, Adams lamented his misfortune and tried to claim that his racist views were actually wildly popular.
"Dilbert has been cancelled from all newspapers, websites, calendars, and books because I gave some advice everyone agreed with," he wrote. "'(My syndication partner canceled me.)"
As the Washington Post notes, Adams' outburst last week was inspired by a poll from right-wing pollster Rasmussem showing that 26 percent of Black Americans disagreed with the sentiment that "It's okay to be white," which he interpreted as a widespread hatred against white Americans.
In fact, notes the Post, the phrase "it's okay to be white" has been adopted by white nationalist organizations as an attempt to counter the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality.
In other words, it's possible that many Black Americans rejected the phrase on the basis of its association with a racist hate movement and do not hold deeply ingrained hatred against white Americans.
Regardless, it is clear that not "everybody" agreed with Adams' advice to "get the hell away from Black people," as his comments triggered outrage that led to demands that newspapers cancel his cartoon.
You people really live in an echo-chamber.
Not everyone knows you are mentally deficient but I rarely broadcast that.
No, that is not what I said. You made a strawman but hey, that's what you do. Are you saying that ALL decent areas in many US cities refuse black and latino tenants? I refuse to believe that. But again, it depends how you present yourself as well. I somehow doubt they'd refuse blacks who look decent, meaning it's not a race thing but a person thing.
And if what you say is true, hypothetically, there are many African-Americans with money to develop property. It would be an easy opportunity to earn a nice return.
That makes no logical sense, at all and I doubt ever happens. Again, let's play along and assume it's true, why would you want to live in a town where EVERYONE hates you? how do you think your life will pan out?
People don't have an obligation to accept you, your government does but learn the difference between private and public.
Not everyone knows you are mentally deficient but I rarely broadcast that.
No, that is not what I said. You made a strawman but hey, that's what you do. Are you saying that ALL decent areas in many US cities refuse black and latino tenants? I refuse to believe that. But again, it depends how you present yourself as well. I somehow doubt they'd refuse blacks who look decent, meaning it's not a race thing but a person thing.
And if what you say is true, hypothetically, there are many African-Americans with money to develop property. It would be an easy opportunity to earn a nice return.
That makes no logical sense, at all and I doubt ever happens. Again, let's play along and assume it's true, why would you want to live in a town where EVERYONE hates you? how do you think your life will pan out?
People don't have an obligation to accept you, your government does but learn the difference between private and public.
We are saying that no discrimination in housing is permissible. Until laws were passed making it illegal it happened pretty regularly to black and brown communities. it does not require Black people to have money to develop their own land to have access.
the fact that you believe that Blacks hate whites and the two races should live separate like Dilberttard implies that you believe shit you hear on tv....
except that was the status quo for decades and accepting Adam's logic is how we revert to them again (as we are already seeing in education/integration, voting, court systems, and city councils/decision making).
People often don't get to move even if everyone hates them, and yeah, life's tough for those folk is the point.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...-mississippi-courts-police-bill-b2278561.html