The atrocious attitude of David F. Walker

Here's a most recent example of the far-left choices Marvel's making for writers, this one being David F. Walker, a comics and film writer now on their payroll, who's written leftist propaganda with Nick Fury, and just made some alarmingly nasty spews about whites on his Twitter feed:

If conservative white people are upset by NIGHTHAWK thus far, wait until they see #3, in store next week. pic.twitter.com/Qgdi8ko2mX

— David F Walker (@DavidWalker1201) July 12, 2016

I'm sure it'll be one of the worst insults they could deliver to their already dwindling fanbase. Walker's nasty cracks get worse with the following:

Remember what I said about loving everyone? I changed my mind. Some of y'all can go eat a bag of dicks.

— David F Walker (@DavidWalker1201) July 12, 2016

I'm sorry if I offended anyone today. I took an extra dose of Fuckitall, which makes me constipated, so I can't give a shit. #eatabagofdicks

— David F Walker (@DavidWalker1201) July 12, 2016

It's not difficult to tell he's anything but sorry. Here's a bit more about Walker on Doug Ernst's blog. Apparently, he's even writing a title called "Occupy Avengers", years after the Occupy movement collapsed. Clearly, one of those leftists who just can't let go of a bad idea.

Woke up to an exceptional amount of hate directed at me today. Fortunately, the love sent to me was far greater. #mylovebeatsyourhate

— David F Walker (@DavidWalker1201) July 12, 2016

Look who's talking. The same guy who insulted whites and used vulgar language. But then, his Nighthawk title sold little more than 16,000 copies, so he fits into Andy Warhol's observation everybody's famous for 15 minutes perfectly.

Update: while we're on the subject, here's a few panels from Nick Spencer's 10th issue of Captain America: Sam Wilson, where he demonizes US police, at the very time when the tragedy in Dallas occurred. The timing couldn't be worse. I think some concerned moviegoers may have to reconsider attending the Marvel movies, because if it goes into the pockets of the most undeserving contributors for their pamphlets, then paying for the movie tickets could be risky.