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I'd say I made the "mistake" of looking at Scott Adams twitter, he has strong political views that while I respect his right to have an opinion, I don't really
by version_five 4y ago
I'd say I made the "mistake" of looking at Scott Adams twitter, he has strong political views that while I respect his right to have an opinion, I don't really need to know about. (Basically the same as any Twitter I look at)
But with respect to his comics, i think they continue to be on-point in terms of a send up of corporate culture. There is so much mainstream corporate stuff tied up in "diversity" and "esg" and all that that it would be ridiculous to think that a comic that makes fun of office culture would ignore it. I think the only difference is the current "mainstream" can't take a joke.
No idea if that actually has anything to do with a newspaper chain dropping his cartoons.
Edit: according to contemporaneous comments, it doesn't