Scott Adams (Screenshot/YouTube)
Trump-supporting Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams has become a very sensitive soul lately -- so sensitive, in fact, that he said this week he needed his own safe space to hide from the Democratic National Convention.
While responding to a critic on Twitter, Adams said that he didn't watch this week's DNC because it would have made him feel "like a weak and useless white male."
@MrDuttonPeabody Did the Democratic convention make you feel like a weak and useless white male? That's why I didn't watch.— Scott Adams (@Scott Adams) 1469745652.0
This statement, which is about the boldest way to telegraph your own personal insecurities you'll ever see, was met with deserved ridicule from Adams's followers.
@ScottAdamsSays @jbouie @MrDuttonPeabody That's got to be the most fragile masculinity I've ever heard tell of.— Peter Cashwell (@Peter Cashwell) 1469765329.0
.@ScottAdamsSays Thank you, Scott. This needed to be said. Glad someone is finally looking out for white males.— COVID and Cambria (@COVID and Cambria) 1469765263.0
@ScottAdamsSays That says a lot about you. Only weak men feel that way— 2021.01.20 🌊BLM (@2021.01.20 🌊BLM) 1469765549.0
You get the idea.
At any rate, if you're surprised that someone with such deep-seated insecurity about their masculinity is all-in as a Trump supporter... well, you really shouldn't be.
