Mixed feelings on Scott Adams' death (Consuela)
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Date: January 13th, 2026 11:21 AM Author: Consuela
Scott Adams died today. I feel ambivalent leaning toward negative about him: I appreciate that he used his “fuck you” money to stand up for what he believed (otherwise what’s the use of “fuck you” money?) - it got his Dilbert cartoon widely cancelled - it’s just that what he believed was low-level culture war slop, and I really hated that he held himself out, like Jordan Peterson, as a figure who resisted the herd/peer pressure, yet caved and got the COVID heart attack jab(s) (which may have turbocharged his cancer - I think lots of people who came down with cancer recently got it from the “vaccine”). Then after he got the death jab(s) after the public pressure subsided he got really angry when called out on his hypocrisy, ranting and raving against anyone who mentioned it to him. Also, his public battle with cancer over the past 8 months or so was too public and dragged on and on, with every beat highlighted in the media - I was getting bored and waiting for him to finally die.
Lastly, I always thought his public response to his then (now ex) wife’s cancer diagnosis was unintentionally funny; on hearing the news, he said “Great, here’s another reason she won’t fuck me.”
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49585944) |
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Date: January 13th, 2026 11:29 AM Author: Consuela
my neighbor (liberal, multiple vaxxed) had cancer 15 years ago, it came back in 2022 and she died recently. i know of multiple other people who developed cancer within a year or two of the death jabs, including multiple relatively young people (~30's).
a close family friend got the death jab booster & had a stroke the next day and lived grimly on for 2 more years, 95% disabled, before dying.
a woman i know developed permanent tinnitus from it. a guy i know got Guillain-Barré syndrome.
and i really don't know that many people.
they released this as slow acting poison (for most) to give them plausible deniability, i guess, with the media and scientific establishment running cover. slow acting population reduction.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49585979) |
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Date: January 13th, 2026 11:38 AM Author: screenman
exact same situation - lots of youngmos i know getting pwned, horrible to see
a very good friend got Guillain-Barré syndrom too. Our lib neighbors still talk about getting boosted - unreal
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49586010)
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Date: January 13th, 2026 11:38 AM Author: Smoked Double Baked Sweet Potato Skins and Wings (gunneratttt)
why can you not consider that he simply thought differently than you rather than "caved?" especially considering he was someone that sacrificed much for his principles.
ive said this before but ill repeat it now that you're trying to turn over a new leaf on not being so negative: if you truly believe the vax is a heart attack jab then you should be *very* sympathetic to the people who fucking died being tricked or coerced into taking it. especially someone like adams who it makes no sense to think he "caved" and thus must have been tricked into drinking poison.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49586007) |
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Date: January 13th, 2026 11:47 AM Author: Smoked Double Baked Sweet Potato Skins and Wings (gunneratttt)
this is incredibly arrogant and myopic. it makes me sad you can't get out of your own way.
ok, let's say for the sake of argument that you are a super genius and have it all figured out. that doesn't change the fact that the average person is 100 IQ, and thus most do not possess the capacity to figure things out in the way you have.
so why would you not feel sympathy towards people that were tricked into harming themselves? of course you don't "have" to feel sympathy for anyone, im asking why you don't.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49586045)
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Date: January 13th, 2026 11:39 AM Author: My Pickleball Career
Scott Adams fucking sucked. He was a vapid narcissistic arrogant boomer midwit grifter who lied about absolutely everything. The retconning of him as some kind of influential force behind Trump/"the right's" rise is completely bogus
He had zero real "insights" on anything and would always make sure that his "predictions" weren't actually falsifiable so he could lie and say that he actually got it right. The minute that some social issue came along for which the correct answer wasn't blindingly obvious (covid), he got it completely wrong and then in his typical fashion acted outrageously over the top arrogant about it despite being completely fucking wrong
The guy sucked and his gold digger "wife" or "gf" or whatever cucking him after he constantly bragged about her was hilarious and awesome. I'm not gonna spit on his grave because he was still a fellow Internet Nazi but I'm definitely not sad to see him go and honestly I assumed he was lying about his illness for money and attention too
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49586014) |
Date: January 13th, 2026 11:52 AM
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Scott Adams sacrificed his personal well being to support Trump, and Trumptards turned on him and left him sad and alone in his last days
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49586052) |
Date: January 13th, 2026 11:57 AM Author: Louis Poasteur
His comic strip work was actually top tier, considering how bad most mainstream comic strips are. He really "got" the ridiculousness of American corporate life.
This led him to a large amount of wealth and recognition, beyond what a person like him would ordinarily have ever had access to. But being a typical boomer, he assumed this meant he was elite in other regards, such as being a political commentator. He had a few strong insights and funny comments, but overall he became mostly just another voice in the crowd.
He absolutely had enough wealth from Dilbert to never come close to worrying about money again, so I don't buy the notion that he was "grifting". I think the most plausible explanation for his internet activities is that he was fundamentally lonely and wanted to connect with people, and his Youtube channel and so forth were an attempt to do exactly that.
He took the jab because he's a boomer who deep down trusted the system more than he was suspicious of it. His suspicion of the establishment was exaggerated for performative reasons. During his life he gained enormously from the American establishment. His comics satirized the corporate world but didn't challenge or threaten it, nor did he ever mean to. He wanted to sit tangential to the corporate world and profit from critiquing it, not actually topple it, and his readers were probably the very corporate people he was satirizing, who would be the ones to laugh at the ridiculousness of the system. Fundamentally Adams has the same attitude towards the American political system and society as a whole, wanting to critique it but fundamentally trusting in it deep down, and seeing suspicion of the system as an attention-worthy deviation from the norm, rather than being the default to begin with.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49586061) |
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Date: January 13th, 2026 12:11 PM Author: Yummy Phase Pol Pot
"His comics satirized the corporate world but didn't challenge or threaten it, nor did he ever mean to. He wanted to sit tangential to the corporate world and profit from critiquing it, not actually topple it, and his readers were probably the very corporate people he was satirizing, who would be the ones to laugh at the ridiculousness of the system. Fundamentally Adams has the same attitude towards the American political system and society as a whole, wanting to critique it but fundamentally trusting in it deep down, and seeing suspicion of the system as an attention-worthy deviation from the norm, rather than being the default to begin with."
Worth highlighting this section alone. Many, many, many such cases. People want to get brownie points (and money) for critique, but are afraid of what's actually necessary for change. Thus becoming part of the very system they claim to oppose.
Many such cases.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49586086) |
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Date: January 13th, 2026 12:25 PM Author: Consuela
Fuentes is a controlled federal asset
One does not get highlighted by the system, period, without being controlled. No exceptions
Benjamin is not “of note” to you because he was cancelled for going off script
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5821487&forum_id=2#49586143) |
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