Godspeed, Scott Adams
Here’s a tribute to the late Scott Adams, Dilbert cartoonist and award-winning author. RazorFist shares his views.
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Scott Adams Bides Fans Farewell
Scott Adams, the Dilbert cartoonist and Real Coffee podcaster, has lost his long battle against prostate cancer. He found Christianity as his life was ending, and said he hoped to gain entry into Heaven, the Good Lord willing.
Here, his tearful, ex-wife Shelly Adams, who had been tending to him during his illness, reads from Adams’ final message to his friends and fans.
Black People Can Be Racists, Too
The ‘Dilbert’ comic strip has been banned by newspapers across the nation because of what its creator, Scott Adams, said about black people. More from Mark Dice.
Scott Adams is getting run out of town and Elon Musk is coming to his defense. Steve Turley explains what’s happening as Scott Adams becomes the latest victim of cancel culture.
Truth About Anti-White Racism
JustInformed Talk explores anti-white racism in America. The piece opens with the recent comments from Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert comic strips, who says white people should “get the f–k away from black people,” owing to rising bigotry among blacks.
On a funnier side, the black Sixties radical Angela Davis comes up. Turns out she’s descended from a white Mayflower pilgrim, among many other ancestors! Now, that’s a burn, baby!
What’s Trump Like In Person?
Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert comic strip, shares the moment he got a chance to meet Donald Trump and his family in-person, and reveals what he’s actually like off-camera. If you thought he was gruff and rough around the edges, you would be sorely disappointed.
“In person, he’s completely normal in every way you’d want a person to be normal,” Adams says. “He doesn’t have this extra personality or something. He’s got this super charisma and his social skills are just off the charts.” Here’s more from Adams on the Sean Kim channel.
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Google Defames Cartoonist
The Liberals running Google have turned it into a joke. But it remains a company capable of doing a lot of character assassination, as is now happening with Scott Adams. Who’s he? The Dilbert cartoonist, who apparently made the mistake of supporting Donald Trump’s bid to win the presidency.
And now that Trump has won, what’s Google doing? If you use that search engine to seek out images of Adams, it returns a pair of doctored pictures in which he’s wearing a Nazi uniform. The pictures don’t show up on other search engines or, if they do show up, they are way down in the search rankings. But on Google, they are among the top 10 pictures to appear. Strange, considering they are from a Twitter account that’s already been disbanded and only had fewer than 20 subscribers before then.
So it’s apparent there was no legitimate reason for Google to push these images, except to try to smear Adams. He should sue the bastards. He says here he might, but is waiting 48 hours before deciding anything to see if Google first tries to correct the problem.
It’s not just an error, it’s some Liberal moron’s idea of trying to defame and destroy a “conservative.” That’s why we say Google has become a joke. If they cannot corral their own employees who are using the search function for monkey business, the company needs to be fined — heavily — and penalized in a very public manner. Also, just stop using Google for searches. We prefer DuckDuckGo, but practically any search engine is better than Google.
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Gaming the Midterm Elections
Bill Whittle, Stephen Green and Scott Ott game out the midterm elections, no matter which way it turns out. What does the world look like if there’s a big Republican win? How about a huge Democratic win?
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Scott Adams, the creator of the cartoon Dilbert, discusses his role in popularizing the #jobsnotmobs slogan that the Republicans have adopted as their rallying cry for the midterms. Here, Adams also proposes a solution to the latest Middle East crisis involving the Saudis. Finally, he predicts that Republicans will surprise the country by turning out in record numbers for the midterm election.
Mika Brzezinski, co-host of the MSNBC “Morning Joe” Show, is beside herself reporting what is becoming more apparent: Republicans will make gains in the U.S. Senate and quite possibly hold the U.S. House.
Here’s one of the more lively campaign ads. Running for the Congress from California, Republican Elizabeth Heng brandishes her opponent, incumbent Democrat Jim Costa, by depicting him walking down the street in red high heels and kissing up to Nancy Pelosi. #CostaLaVista, baby!
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The Power to Persuade
Want to convince a close friend of yours to vote Republican in the midterm elections? Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert cartoons, gives you some tips on how to properly use the powers of persuasion to boost GOP turnout.
Here, he also talks about Kanye West being bullied backstage at the Saturday Night Live broadcast for wearing the MAGA hat West personally designed. In addition, Adams ponders the question, “Would you defend yourself in an angry way, if falsely accused?” It’s part of a round of questions growing out of the Kavanaugh hearings.
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Trump Predicted to ‘Win Bigly’
Dilbert creator Scott Adams predicted Donald Trump would win the presidency long before the 2016 election. Here, the cartoonist-turned-political-prognisticator talks about Trump, “master persuaders” and winning arguments in a “world where facts don’t matter.”
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