The “Dilbert” comic strip has been canceled by a woke outrage mob and the syndicator behind its widespread distribution in the wake of comic creator Scott Adams’ defense of white people’s right to exist and his call for an end to all forms of racism.
“Dilbert,” the legendary comic strip bringing comedy to boring office work has been wildly popular since its 1989 debut, appearing in newspapers all over the United States and the world to great success. Now, it’s being canceled by a left-wing outrage mob after Scott Adams, the man behind the “Dilbert” cartoon, defended white people’s right to exist after a shocking Rasmussen poll showed that nearly half of black Americans believe it’s not “okay to be white.”
“Nearly half of all blacks are not ok with white people, according to this poll, not according to me,” Adams said in a video response to the Rasmussen that he posted online, prompting what’s being widely described as a “canned” outrage response among the left.
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