A clue to Scott Snyder's political positions
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Tuesday, August 12, 2014 at 8:38 AM.
A couple days ago, he revealed what Marvel series he's reading:
Well at least we know where he could stand on the political spectrum, along with Islam, and the kind of company he likes to keep. And this was the same writer who made that sleazy boast about how far he'd take the Joker. What a disgrace. Upholding a book with a dishonest view on the Religion of Peace doesn't help one bit.
And that's not the only thing Snyder's doing that alarms me. Take a look at this picture taken of him at one of the recent conventions:
He - and the other guy with him - has a very crude sense of humor too. This is another example of what's wrong with comicdom and its representatives today. Anybody who wants the medium to be taken seriously wouldn't go out of their way to pull such a disrespectful stunt.
Kid saw me reading @GWillowWilson ms. Marvel. on the ferry to Bridgeport and told me how much she loved the series pic.twitter.com/jS6lveBxi8
— Scott Snyder (@Ssnyder1835) August 7, 2014
Well at least we know where he could stand on the political spectrum, along with Islam, and the kind of company he likes to keep. And this was the same writer who made that sleazy boast about how far he'd take the Joker. What a disgrace. Upholding a book with a dishonest view on the Religion of Peace doesn't help one bit.
And that's not the only thing Snyder's doing that alarms me. Take a look at this picture taken of him at one of the recent conventions:
@Ssnyder1835 and @GregCapullo ya'll are so fuckin' metal. pic.twitter.com/Jopdnxj1mX
— Jake Lamotta (@cheeny_m) August 9, 2014
He - and the other guy with him - has a very crude sense of humor too. This is another example of what's wrong with comicdom and its representatives today. Anybody who wants the medium to be taken seriously wouldn't go out of their way to pull such a disrespectful stunt.
Labels: conventions, dc comics, islam and jihad, marvel comics, moonbat writers, politics, violence
Snyder makes me think maybe Dr. Wertham was right.