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Mocking white men/Christianity doesn't create huge uproar? Hasn't there been a huge uproar about a "War on Christmas" for years where people get mad when baristas say "happy holidays"? Hard to believe that something so innocuous could generate Christian outrage but mocking Christianity couldn't.

See the thousands of conversations on Twitter that end in "it's not possible to be racist against white people."

I've never seen a conversation where that was mentioned where it didn't involve a huge uproar specifically about that claim, so i think it does the opposite of proving your claim.

Sure, that idea exists, but it (and the parallel positions on gender, religious, etc., lines) is (and are) controversial even among far left social justice advocates, rather than being some uniformly accepted position within society.

"Happy Holidays!" maps to "But All Lives Matter!"

Being generic and being inclusive aren't the same thing.

And, besides, most of the anger was at public and private policymakers, not nice people wishing each other well.

That particular cartoon is pretty bad. There's a lot of other mocking you can get away with.