He said things that were so bad that he knew he was cutting his throat. He voiced bigotry and hatred. That is the problem.
It’s ok to be white, it’s not okay to promote racism.
does that upset you?......
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Sure.
then stop posting.....
It’s ok to be white, it’s not okay to promote racism.
Are you sure?
The majority of the White Race voted for Donald J. Trump.
You have to be a committed racist to say stuff you know will end your career.
It’s ok to be white, it’s not okay to promote racism.
I haven't listened to or read any direct quotes of the interview with the remarks in context, so I don't know if he meant blacks in general or just the ones who disagree that "It's OK to be white".
If it was the former, he deserves the backlash.
If it was the latter, his comments deserve discussion and analysis rather than knee-jerk reactionism.
At any rate, even if every newspaper stops publishing his strip, he can continue to publish Dilbert books and sell Dilbert merchandise etc.
His income might take a big hit, but he'll be fine.
I happen to agree with the sentiment "It's OK to be white" BTW.
Heartily.
Adams:
“Based on the current way things are going, the best advice I would give to White people is to get the hell away from Black people,” Adams said on his YouTube show. “This can’t be fixed. You just have to escape.”
Many US newspapers including the Washington Post have dropped the long-running Dilbert cartoon strip after its creator made racist comments.
In a video on YouTube, Scott Adams, who is white, said black Americans were part of a "hate group" and that white people should "get the hell away" from them.
Mr Adams, 65, later acknowledged that his career was destroyed.
He said most of his income would be gone by next week.
Dilbert has been a mainstay of the funny pages of America's newspapers, and features a put-upon office worker and a talking dog, who together take aim at the fads of corporate culture.
Among those media outlets that have dropped the Dilbert cartoon strip are the USA Today network, which operates dozens of newspapers, and the Los Angeles Times.
The Washington Post said Mr Adams' remarks promoted segregation.
His comments were made in response to a survey conducted by the firm Rasmussen Reports in which people were asked to agree or disagree with the phrase: "It's OK to be white."
The phrase is believed to have emerged in 2017 as a trolling campaign and has since been used by white supremacists.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-64775250
I'd love people to point out how that is not an explicitly racist statement.
Not only is it o.k to be white,....its actually GREAT! The same can also be said for Hispanic people, Black, Asian, Indian, Middle eastern, ect ect ect...
He said things that were so bad that he knew he was cutting his throat. He voiced bigotry and hatred. That is the problem.
You have to be a committed racist to say stuff you know will end your career.
It's entirely possible that he didn't care, so he figured why not speak his mind?
If he was only talking about blacks who feel that it's not OK to be white, he made a valid point.
Why should any white person associate with any black people who think it's not OK for you to be what you were born as?
You are easily amazed.
Maybe you should get out of the house more often.
Experience the real world.