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Even though this is an art site whose original intention was to give people the possibility to show their art and improve through critique it's not EVERYONE's intention! xD Because not everyone is a professional and some just draw for themselves... which is totally fine! ; )
Critique can be helpful though if you need it. As for me, I consider any critique when I see that it has some truth in it. But if I don't agree then I don't care and carry on.
So I'd say if you don't want to read critique at all then you should disable the comment function. If people want to give you critique... just let them. In the end it's YOUR decision if you take it or not.
As for me, I like critique at least a lot more than comments which are just like "Awwww it's so cute/nice/pretty/whatsoever!" because those people took a closer look at your art. So just take it as an honour.
Well hey, guess what? Even harsh critique can be helpful. You just constantly refuse to take any kind of critique, be it polite or not.
You're on an art site; if you don't want people voice their opinion about your art, then kindly deactivate and leave us alone. There will always be people thinking that what you just drew is ugly, and it's completly normal, even when you think it's 100% perfect.
Also, if you didn't keep pulling the 'It's my style/cartoon/just for funz' card on everyone giving you a kind and polite critique, maybe then your would improve and not be seen as such a baby. It actually surprises me that you work for a printing company with such an attitude towards critique, which are even more important in a job where the client asks you to do something very specific such as a logo.
Also, there's no excuse to rage at someone for giving you a critique, whether it's on the Internet or not.