Disagreeing with Comicsgate is one thing, but using profanity is another

Here's a few examples of would-be professionals using raw language to voice their dislike for the Comicsgate campaign. For example:

Super Fashionable. FUCK COMICSGATE. https://t.co/LD4Hb5xz6n

— Jamal “Insidious SJW” Igle (@JAMALIGLE) August 11, 2020

After what they've done to Tess, Heather Antos, and anyone who doesn't agree with them, I'd like to say FUCK COMICSGATE. And, they dragged my Grandpa through the mud, I'll never forgive them for that.

— mitch fitzpatrick (@mitchfitzpatr) August 12, 2020

Fuck Comicsgate. Or do you need me to do it in sign language? pic.twitter.com/KGaiTHjLp7

— Jamal “Insidious SJW” Igle (@JAMALIGLE) August 12, 2020

It will never NOT be fashionable to say FUCK COMICSGATE

Also, fuck these CG losers who are taking advantage of an awful situation and making out like it has anything to do with them https://t.co/BBOBjeKJLK

— Joe Glass 🏳️‍🌈 ✊🏿is looking to the future! (@JosephGlass) August 11, 2020

Morality isn’t a matter of fashion. It will always be appropriate to say fuck Comicsgate.

— David Avallone (@DAvallone) August 11, 2020

Fuck comicsgate.

— Chris Arrant (@chrisarrant) July 27, 2020

The uttering of profanity by none other than a guy who's supposed to be a senior editor at Newsarama is particularly reprehensible and a textbook example of how not to act when you're running a prominent site for news and PR. Making matters worse:

I don’t disagree.

— Mark Russell (@Manruss) July 27, 2020

I'm honestly not sure why Russell thinks condoning profane outbursts is any better than his own far-left rantings. This is shameful, and gives a bad image to comicdom. But do they care? Nah. Ideology means far more to these lowlives than actually impressing upon the audience and public.

Anyway, this demonstrates perfectly why the above creators don't need our hard-earned money. They don't understand the importance of being respectable, something terribly lacking in today's politically correct society.