Did a SJW vandalize a comics-themed restaurant where Ethan van Sciver attended?
It's possible. A few days ago, the owners of Gotham City Pizza, a comics-themed restaurant where artist Ethan van Sciver, a conservative-leaner, was attending for autographs, found its door glass vandalized, shortly after van Sciver got threats on Twitter from somebody who hated his standings. Here's a video provided by van Sciver himself:
Whether or not the vandalism - which I haven't found major sites talking about so far - was committed by a SJW, there certainly has been a hostile atmosphere building against conservative creators, and it's not helping one bit. Especially when you consider the leftist creators who may have had a hand in leading to this. Sciver addressed B. Clay Moore with the following:
Did Moore ever make any inciteful comments that wound up striking Van Sciver? The comment Van Sciver's responding to was deleted when I checked, along with at least a few others, and last time I looked, his account had less than 200 tweets listed. I'm assuming he erased a lot of potentially hurtful tweets, and somebody responding to the same thread made a point of what he did some time ago. Moore's own responses weren't particularly pertinent or committal:
Man, that Moore sure is acting defensively, isn't he? And tries to minimize the prime issues at hand. At this point, I can only say I see no use in buying his products like Hawaiian Dick, and he fails to acknowledge or admit he incited against Richard Meyer on that now open-secret Facebook group page. Presumably, Van Sciver's address to him prompted Moore to recognize he'd entrapped himself in a real quagmire, and that's why he may have erased more tweets on his account than thought.
Here's a suggestion for Moore: if Van Sciver doesn't want to address political issues, then by that logic, Moore shouldn't and doesn't want to either. As of now, critics like Meyer don't exist, and he should never watch a single video Meyer films ever again. What Moore can do is contribute to the restaurant's crowdfunding account for repairing the store window glass, which Van Sciver points to here:
They've already been given plenty for replacing the glass, but Moore can still provide them with a little more if he cares. Even so, I'd advise the restaurant staff not to welcome Moore at their establishment for a long time, so long as he maintains any negative personality. The same could be said for any other leftist creators who've created the atmosphere that's built hostility to conservatives. In fact, so far, few leftist comics writers have said much about this case last time I looked, and Geoff Johns, with whom Van Sciver worked several years ago on Green Lantern, didn't say anything either. Yeah, some respect he's got for his political opposites, I'll say.
I hope the vandal who committed the crime is caught, and soon. It may not have anything to do with Van Sciver's politics, but it still did exactly what leftist SJWs could want, and that's utterly offensive.
Whether or not the vandalism - which I haven't found major sites talking about so far - was committed by a SJW, there certainly has been a hostile atmosphere building against conservative creators, and it's not helping one bit. Especially when you consider the leftist creators who may have had a hand in leading to this. Sciver addressed B. Clay Moore with the following:
Please tell your friends to stop. I don’t discuss politics anymore and I don’t want anyone to get hurt. I’m just trying to promote comics. https://t.co/KFEk6QZ38E— Ethan Van Sciver (@EthanVanSciver) November 7, 2017
Did Moore ever make any inciteful comments that wound up striking Van Sciver? The comment Van Sciver's responding to was deleted when I checked, along with at least a few others, and last time I looked, his account had less than 200 tweets listed. I'm assuming he erased a lot of potentially hurtful tweets, and somebody responding to the same thread made a point of what he did some time ago. Moore's own responses weren't particularly pertinent or committal:
Wow, nothing. You were there, promoting violence when you thought ppl couldn't see you. Blocklist and disparaging, we're still here 4 comics— ThatUmbrellaGuy (@ThatUmbrella) November 7, 2017
Do you sell umbrellas, or what? Why is that a thing you'd advertise? How does stalking people on Twitter help you sell umbrellas?— B. Clay Moore (@bclaymoore) November 7, 2017
Also, you're obviously not on a "Blocklist" if you can read my Tweets, kid. Not that I know who are beyond your umbrella promoting.— B. Clay Moore (@bclaymoore) November 7, 2017
Kid? Yeah, I saw your tweet on EVS "riling up his fans." You guys don't get it; you've lost touch with comic fans. We're the enemy? Why?— ThatUmbrellaGuy (@ThatUmbrella) November 7, 2017
I don't know why you've decided to be my enemy. You're the one who came after me, remember? This weird war you're fighting is pretty silly.— B. Clay Moore (@bclaymoore) November 7, 2017
That was a huge thread and the most damning thing someone could find was me saying I'd love him to swing at me at a con I wasn't attending?— B. Clay Moore (@bclaymoore) November 7, 2017
The EXACT same thing? Sure. Had you said you WERE going to stalk a pro and provoke or hit him, I might judge differently.— B. Clay Moore (@bclaymoore) November 7, 2017
Man, that Moore sure is acting defensively, isn't he? And tries to minimize the prime issues at hand. At this point, I can only say I see no use in buying his products like Hawaiian Dick, and he fails to acknowledge or admit he incited against Richard Meyer on that now open-secret Facebook group page. Presumably, Van Sciver's address to him prompted Moore to recognize he'd entrapped himself in a real quagmire, and that's why he may have erased more tweets on his account than thought.
Here's a suggestion for Moore: if Van Sciver doesn't want to address political issues, then by that logic, Moore shouldn't and doesn't want to either. As of now, critics like Meyer don't exist, and he should never watch a single video Meyer films ever again. What Moore can do is contribute to the restaurant's crowdfunding account for repairing the store window glass, which Van Sciver points to here:
Gotham Needs a Hero! https://t.co/KaCHJZXUTM Here is the gofundme for Marco’s pizza shop. Please donate. His family will receive it all.
— Ethan Van Sciver (@EthanVanSciver) November 7, 2017
They've already been given plenty for replacing the glass, but Moore can still provide them with a little more if he cares. Even so, I'd advise the restaurant staff not to welcome Moore at their establishment for a long time, so long as he maintains any negative personality. The same could be said for any other leftist creators who've created the atmosphere that's built hostility to conservatives. In fact, so far, few leftist comics writers have said much about this case last time I looked, and Geoff Johns, with whom Van Sciver worked several years ago on Green Lantern, didn't say anything either. Yeah, some respect he's got for his political opposites, I'll say.
I hope the vandal who committed the crime is caught, and soon. It may not have anything to do with Van Sciver's politics, but it still did exactly what leftist SJWs could want, and that's utterly offensive.
Labels: dc comics, moonbat writers, politics, violence
I found it hard to follow this post.
The window may or may not have been broken by an SJW.
Breaking the window could, or might not, be something that SJWs might want.
Moore may, or may not, have tweeted tweets he chose to since delete that might have been hostile to someone who might have been trolling him.
Therefore, all this adds up to something truly horrible and Moore should not be welcome at the store anymore.
Leaving aside that SJW is an insult, not a label; it is not like they have a constitution and membership dues. It is hard to know who does or does not fall under that umbrella.
There is no logic here, just piling up of speculation and innuendo.
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