The Four Color Media Monitor

Make what you will of Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams, but the following tweet by Bill Sienkiewicz is certainly telling of what's wrong with his left-wing visions:

A couple of years ago I suggested to @ScottAdamsSays that we set aside our differences, do a draw-off for a charities supporting BLM and antifa movements. Of course he blocked me. pic.twitter.com/Wp9WPlevC0

— Bill Sienkiewicz (@sinKEVitch) February 28, 2023

After all the damage BLM/Antifa caused in the past few years, that's what Sienkiewicz wanted to do? One can only wonder if he'd be willing by contrast to pay a tribute to victims of Muslim honor murders like Aqsa Parvez, or any kind of charity based on pro-American, pro-heterosexual values, or even a tribute to 911 victims. Why can't men like Sienkiewicz take a better approach, by assuring the fellow artist he's okay with doing something patriotic? What he wound up doing was trying to convince Adams to abandon any better principles he had, and embrace a movement that's doing more harm than good to race relations in the USA. That's how Sienkiewicz blew it.

I don't think Adams has the best viewpoint of current political situations, but Sienkiewicz did no favors by making it look like he was attempting to convince Adams to waver from common sense by ignoring that BLM/Antifa are a very bad lot, and only working to make things worse for the USA, not better.

Labels: misogyny and racism, moonbat artists, politics, terrorism, violence