Scott Adams's internet presence has evolved into something so incredibly self-absorbed and clueless about anyone else's feelings that quoting his facetious "apology" for the nebulous sins he has not yet committed, but expects to be pilloried for at any second, near the conclusion of this litany of denial, feels like a strong hint that the person quoting it is equally self-absorbed and clueless.
It's not as bad as if this dude used a vaguely-relevant quote from, say, a serial killer, or a general convicted of massive war crimes, but it sure does make me squint at his arguments a bit harder and wonder how much he's leaving out, intentionally or because he never noticed it in the first place.