>>>I've been in the habit of reading a Dilbert strip in the local paper with breakfast for years.
>>>It's gone.
>>>The author, it seems, is a raging racist.
>>>Who knew?
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>>https://dilbert.com/
>>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Adams#Views_on_race
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>In this case, this was entirely self-inflicted. I heard bits and pieces about the story before I read his actual quotes, and so I wondered if all the uproar was legitimate.
>Turns out, the uproar was legitimate.
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>Forgetting all the recent news and going back years - I always found Dilbert to be mildly amusing at best. I didn't dislike the cartoon, just thought there were better ones.
>His recent comments are just beyond stupid and ugly.

Over the past few years I've glanced a few of the opinion pieces he's inserted amongst various online Dilbert strips. He hasn't been calm and measured, IMO he's more of a hothead.

I gather the most recent incident was his response to https://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/lifestyle/questions/january_2023/questions_okay_to_be_white_february_13_15_2023 (question 1). He didn't consider the actual conclusions to be drawn from that purported poll, reacted badly, and now he's paying the price.

Out of interest - how would you have reacted if you were asked that question in a poll?