Nobel Prize for Literature goes to Bob Dylan

What? So, not liking the music of Bob Dylan disqualifies me from disagreeing with the notion of awarding prizes for Literature to song lyrics? If they'd granted the award to a lyricist/songwriter liked I'd still disagree with it. It's no secret that I don't like the music of Bob Dylan, and I don't like Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon or Van Morison either, however I've not criticised Dylan as an artist here, and nor would I - the only negative remark I have made was in regard to his "novel" (which I now understand is, and I quote, "an experimental prose poetry collection by Bob Dylan, written in 1965 and 1966. It employs stream of consciousness writing, somewhat in the style of Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, and Allen Ginsberg" {Guess what, I don't like those guys' writing much either and none of them would ever win a Nobel Literature prize}), but I'll never begrudge him any awards and accolades he receives or say that he does not deserve them, even if he had won the Pritzker Architecture prize for his garden shed. My beef here is with the Nobel committee, not Robert Zimmerframe esq., just as if the Recording Academy awarded a Grammy to Richard Burton my complaint would be against those awarding the prize, not those receiving it. 

HOWEVER. What gives you the right to make this personal? f**k knows what I've ever done to offend you, because I certainly don't know and as far as I recall we've never exchanged words or opinions in all the time I've been here. 

I believe you get the point.

Could well said Simon & Garfunkel or Donovan, it's only an example.