As long as he keeps his personal feelings about controversial socio-political issues out of the comic, I'm fine. That being said, I'm not pleased nor condone the recent events, but that doesn't preclude enjoying his work. Even Leonard Bernstein saw past Wagner's anti-Semitic stance, and acknowledged the genius of his work. Good thing, where would we be without "Kill 'da wabbit, kill 'da wabbit!!"???
Back in my corporate days, there were times that my colleagues and I swore that Adams must be working for our company. Nobody has yet to have a better and more accurate cynical view of corporate American and the insanity of social media than Adams. For those 2 reasons alone, I'll continue to visit his website daily, and post the strips that are right on the money. I haven't been this impressed by a cartoonist's work since Larson's Far Side.
If I canned every artist whose political opinion I disagreed with I could garbage can my TV, radio etc. I really wish they'd all keep their yaps shut and do their jobs.
What I also find interesting is that nobody is willing to talk about his initial point that (assuming it's a legitimate survey) almost half of the respondents couldn't agree with the phrase. If the races in the question were reversed there's a few people here who would lose their frikin' minds. How come it's only bad in one direction?
