Newspapers drop Dilbert after racist tirade

[dirtyharry555]

I don’t need to block him. He is a joke that I enjoy laughing at actually.

“No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth.” Plato

 

[krealtarron]

“No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth.” Plato

Good. You are not hated. You are just not taken seriously.

 

[Jenesis]

“No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth.” Plato

Hence why I am often hated on this board.

 

[Frankfooter]

This guy is several decades behind the times. He stopped learning new things when he blocked me. He is clearly not Asian nor has many Asian friends, which is not surprising.

Definition of ORIENTAL

of, relating to, or situated in the Orient : eastern; of, relating to, or coming from Asia and especially eastern Asia… See the full definition

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The adjective oriental, which carries strong associations with colonialism and with language that others and exoticizes, is usually considered offensive when used by non-Asian people to describe people of various Asian identities.

The noun Oriental has a long history of association with colonialism and with language that others and exoticizes people of various Asian identities. While Oriental is not offensive in senses 2 and 3 above, the use of Oriental to refer to a person is usually considered offensive.

Its all about the trolling.

'Its ok to be white' takes a phrase with an obvious meaning that is inoffensive but places it in a context where it becomes offensive, same way 'blue lives matter' did.
The intent is to troll, to make people take a stand against the offensive context then claim its all about the inoffensive original statement.
There is no good way to answer, if you disagree the trolls say 'you are a racist who thinks its not ok to be white' if you agree you give power to a group of trolls out to both minimize the import of systematic racism and shift blame for systematic racism to those who identify the sources of systematic racism.

The best way is just to identify that dirty harry is trolling.

 

[Resetset]

The most discriminated against demographic in much of the western world are white heterosexual conservative men-bonus discrimination if they're a practicing Christian.

 

[krealtarron]

The most discriminated against demographic in much of the western world are white heterosexual conservative men-bonus discrimination if they're a practicing Christian.

 

[dirtyharry555]

Its all about the trolling.

'Its ok to be white' takes a phrase with an obvious meaning that is inoffensive but places it in a context where it becomes offensive, same way 'blue lives matter' did.
The intent is to troll, to make people take a stand against the offensive context then claim its all about the inoffensive original statement.
There is no good way to answer, if you disagree the trolls say 'you are a racist who thinks its not ok to be white' if you agree you give power to a group of trolls out to both minimize the import of systematic racism and shift blame for systematic racism to those who identify the sources of systematic racism.

The best way is just to identify that dirty harry is trolling.

It doesn't matter who uses the phrase. It remains innocuous. That some kids living in their mom's basement and posting on an internet forum made you and millions of others think otherwise is pathetic.

 

[Leimonis]

The most discriminated against demographic in much of the western world are white heterosexual conservative men-bonus discrimination if they're a practicing Christian.

 

[krealtarron]

It doesn't matter who uses the phrase. It remains innocuous. That some kids living in their mom's basement and posting on an internet forum made you and millions of others think otherwise is pathetic.

Didn't know white nationalists were just "kids on the internet".

 

[y2kmark]

That along with the "Okay" sign, right?

4Chan kids trolled adult Social Justice Warriors and multi-national media outlets into branding a benign phrase and hand gesture as "racist".

Sad.

Rodney Fucking Dangerfield keeps turning over in his grave...

 

[Mr.lover]

I enjoyed Dilbert back in the day when print was the norm and you look forward to the comics first thing in the morning. But nowadays I don't even remember the last time I read Dilbert or any of the others.

 

[dognutz]

Black people hate each other more than any other race ever could.

 

[Jenesis]

Perhaps and I also suspect with many it's more about, "how dare a woman push back." I notice you attract an abnormal amount of dissenters for some pretty vanilla posts.

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This is true. I think I am the most outspoken woman on this board so it makes sense that I will get the brunt of any woman hating type posts.

It’s all water off a ducks back to me personally. None of these guys can hold a torch to my abusive ex. After therapy from him, words just don’t have the effect most people are hoping for. Although I would like to think I give back as good as I get. LOL

What saddens me though is it stops other women from participating in the board. Which I guess is more of a loss for the respectful men on this board. I am sure they would like more interaction from the ladies but TERB is just not an emotionally safe space for them for the most part.

 

[y2kmark]

This guy is several decades behind the times. He stopped learning new things when he blocked me. He is clearly not Asian nor has many Asian friends, which is not surprising.

Maybe he has been to the Oriental Institute in Chicago, IL. Really impressive, though I don't remember seeing many Asians there either of the times I have been. Don't expect any name changes there...

 

[Frankfooter]

That along with the "Okay" sign, right?

4Chan kids trolled adult Social Justice Warriors and multi-national media outlets into branding a benign phrase and hand gesture as "racist".

Sad.

The same way PeePee's convoy made a lot people ashamed of the Canadian flag.
Really, its more the same, they just say it out loud.

 

[stinkynuts]

As an Asian, I can tell you that being called Oriental is offensive. I prefer the term Asian. However, if an older person calls me Oriental, I just chalk it up to not being up to date. This term has been obsolete since the 90's.

As far as Scott Adams, I think he is in the wrong.

When police brutally beat and murdered black people without justification for decades, black people finally had enough. Remember the man who was shot in the back multiple times while running away from the police? Or George Floyd? Or Eric Garner, the man who was choked to death, begging for his life and saying he couldn't breathe? Well, black people wanted to know that their live did in fact matter. They were not less because of the color of their skin. Thus the BLM movement.

White trolls mocked this movement, belittling what they stood for.

Same with It's OK to be white. While, it's obvious an inncous statement, it's sinister motive behind it is to inflame and provoke black people who have resentment towards whites in general because of systemic racism and brutality.

 

[Leimonis]

It doesn't matter who uses the phrase. It remains innocuous. That some kids living in their mom's basement and posting on an internet forum made you and millions of others think otherwise is pathetic.

How about "cracker"? Also innocuous?

 

[Leimonis]

While what you say is completely true, this line of thinking ignores the obvious political aspect.

For example, US Data, depending on your political point of view, you really, really over- or under-estimate the number of unarmed black men killed by police.

I mean almost 8% of Very Liberal believe more than 10,000 black men are killed by police every year. Really? 10,000? These are the morons people who think a race war is going on, not the far right.

For 2019, according to the Washington Post database, that number was 12 unarmed black men killed by the police. The Mapping Police Violence database says the number was 27 of unarmed black men killed by the police. These numbers seem really low so let's call it 100 to 250 depending on the definition of 'unarmed' & killed (inconveniently for many, suicide by cop is typically 30% of all police shootings).

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But here's my real point. BLM, and the hoards of "Allies", "We Care", "We're Inclusive" feel good people, with all the issues facing black Americans from poverty, underfunded schools, BoB crime, single parenting, health care problems faced by black women, overt & covert discrimination etc.., they - any many here - choose to protest an issue that effects <250 black men. Really? Because focusing on this one issue will make ALL the different in Black American's rights and place in society? No. It's a convenient political issue that is highlighted by people who really don't understand how few are effected by this. These "Allies", "We Care", "We're Inclusive", could not give a shit, they're just doing it to make themselves feel better.

With unarmed shootings of Black men, way to go on that excellent Pareto analysis of the really, really critical & important issue that, once solved, will lift up the plight of all Black Americans.

Should we next examine the demographics of the population that really supports "Defund" and the demographics of those that don't? Please.

this is well and good but how many black men live in fear of police because less than a 1000 men gets killed yearly? almost ALL of them?

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[Leimonis]

Yup, great job focusing on the really important aspects of society. People can't find affordable housing, homelessness and drug use are rampant, education and heath care (particularly in the US) is going down the tubes but you know what's critical.

maybe living in fear is not a big deal for you, but it'd be pretty important to me not to live in fear

 

[dognutz]

Yup, great job focusing on the really important aspects of society. People, particularly minorities, can't find affordable housing, homelessness and drug use are rampant, education and heath care (particularly in the US) is going down the tubes but you know what's critical.

Yet there are millions of successful black people, they somehow found a way to succeed.