Dilbert creator Scott Adams just had his comic strip dropped by numerous newspapers after he criticized the behavior of blacks and encouraged WHITE people to stay away from them.

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‘Dilbert’, the hugely popular comic strip which has taken aim at corporate culture in the United States since 1989, has been dropped by numerous newspapers after its creator, Scott Adams, made a series of controversial statements on his personal YouTube channel.

In a video he published on Wednesday, Adams referred to black Americans as a “hate group” in response to a Rasmussen Reports poll which suggested that close to half of black people surveyed do not agree with the statement, “It’s OK to be white” – a slogan which originated in 2017 as part of an alt-right trolling campaign.

Adams also suggested that white Americans need to “get the hell away from black people.”

“If nearly half of all blacks are not OK with white people … that’s a hate group,” said Adams. “And I don’t want to have anything to do with them.”

He added: “I’m not saying start a war or anything like that. I’m just saying get away.”

While Adams has been wrong about various issues like the virus hoax and stupidly took the deadly fake vaccine shots, he is 100 percent correct about this issue.

Adams is just stating the obvious. There is no reason for WHITE people or any other group of people to be around another group of people who hate them. Most blacks have been brainwashed by Jews into hating WHITE people so what’s the point of being around them?

Black on WHITE violence is a very big problem in this country. There should be a separation of some kind. The only thing preventing this type of solution from happening are the Jews who have subverted this country and have agitated blacks into being a weapon that serves their interests.

If it weren’t for Jews, we could easily work out an agreement with them through people like Jesse Lee Peterson and some of the other reasonable black leaders.

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