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But here is used in a way of "Yes, I know his views hurt other people, and are more despicable than not, but he's family, what am I supposed to do? I can't igno
by embedding-shape 10mo ago
But here is used in a way of "Yes, I know his views hurt other people, and are more despicable than not, but he's family, what am I supposed to do? I can't ignore them", which is what I'm feeling a bit icky about.
- teaearlgraycold 10mo agoAnd to top it off… he’s not actually the guy’s family is just a cartoonist he likes.
- kritiko 10mo agoI think art is a lot like family - you don’t get to pick which works really resonated with you and influenced you, even if the artist turns out to be a “bad person.” And back in the day, Adams was a pretty crunchy California guy. Remember the Dilburrito?
- itishappy 10mo agoI don't see what's icky about refusing to ignore Adams problematic views. He's not excusing or overlooking them, which you seem to be implying.