Even if the so-called original title were the title of some article, what the hell is disrespectful about it?
...are not the same things.
- Posting an article entitled "Kanye West Tweeted A Bunch Of Videos By The Trump-Loving Men’s Rights Activist Creator Of “Dilbert" and
- Promoting on Twitter an article entitled "People Are Worrying That Kanye West Is Getting Radicalized By The Far Right" by titling a tweet ""Kanye West Tweeted A Bunch Of Videos By The Trump-Loving Men’s Rights Activist Creator Of “Dilbert"
From the Big League Politics article"Big League" doesn't appear to have used the word "promote" in their article.
Even if the so-called original title were the title of some article, what the hell is disrespectful about it?
[*=1]There's no question that Adams supports Trump.
[*=1]Is Scott Adams a men's Rights activist? Based on remarks he's made, seems to me he is:
[*=1]Source 1
[*=1]Now I would like to speak directly to my male readers who feel unjustly treated by the widespread suppression of men’s rights: Get over it, you bunch of [vulgar world for vagina, starts with a "p"]".
[*=1]Generally speaking, society discourages male behavior whereas female behavior is celebrated. Exceptions are the fields of sports, humor, and war. Men are allowed to do what they want in those areas.
[*=1]How many times do we men suppress our natural instincts for sex and aggression just to get something better in the long run? It’s called a strategy. Sometimes you sacrifice a pawn to nail the queen. If you’re still crying about your pawn when you’re having your way with the queen, there’s something wrong with you and it isn’t men’s rights.
[*=1]Source 2
[*=1]Perhaps the biggest unreported story of this presidential election is the humiliation of the American male....it seems to me that the humiliation of American men is now institutionalized.
[*=1]STOP TELLING ME IN YOUR MIND THAT WOMEN HAVE IT WORSE IN THIS COUNTRY THAN MEN!
[*=1]The psychological state of American men in 2016 is one of persistent humiliation for simply being male.
Frankly, I think Adams is a mess. I mean, really. The guy thinks wearing a v-neck sweater indicates a man is owned by a woman: "Take careful note of the American man’s v-neck sweater. That’s the uniform of a man who is owned by a woman." No it isn't. It's not a uniform, but it is a garment that a man can wear that sends communicates the sexual signal that the wearer is fit. Don't toss the sweater, take your flabby ass to the gym and get a body that belongs in a v-neck.