https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/...erica.html

"...Scott Adams, the creator of 'Dilbert' and a student of persuasion, explains why he thinks that Joe Biden citing the 2017 "fine people" in Charlottesville "race hoax" during his DNC acceptance speech disqualifies him from being the president, on his Friday morning "Coffee With Scott Adams" podcast.

Adams said "the fact that he based his campaign on being the guy of good character and the one who cares, while at the same time and in the same speech perpetuated the most divisive race hoax in American history -- the fine people hoax," is disqualifying for Biden.

"He's basing his campaign on a debunked hoax," he said. "What do people who believe the hoax say? 'Oh, you right-wing crazy people are trying to tell us we didn't hear it with our own ears. I saw it and I heard it and I can prove it. Here's the video of what I saw and what I heard.' And then, they'll show the edited video -- which is the hoax....""

Adams doesn't mince words here.

Wow, this came from Dilbert? One of the most progressive liberal cartoons in our newspaper? Even before I became a conservative he used to turn me off with his bull schiff. Now, I don't subscribe but if I did I probably would skip his BS.

(08-22-2020 12:25 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  Wow, this came from Dilbert? One of the most progressive liberal cartoons in our newspaper? Even before I became a conservative he used to turn me off with his bull schiff. Now, I don't subscribe but if I did I probably would skip his BS.

He’s an interesting guy. He actually called Trump winning the election

Speaking of Dilbert, Sunday's kind of hit the nail on the head.

He talks about how science won out over superstition and we used data and reason to make decisions. But it didn't turn out so well. "It turns out that all of our data are unreliable and conflicting. And we don't have the mental capacity to use reason."