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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We keep fighting about cancel culture, but we do not have a collective definition of what it is. Currently, it appears cancel culture only applies when white people or conservatives are being held to account for their racist/xeno/transphobic/crappy actions and views. Meanwhile, both groups historically (and currently) hold the power to actually cancel people in a meaningful way. All this faux "free speech"/cancel culture outrage only apply to the same situations. The root of the issue: "When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression". [/quote] Um, no. It’s deplatforming people who say things you don’t want to hear, or gaining a sense of superiority by punishing people for saying something you deem unacceptable, regardless of when it was said, the intent when it was said, or whatever remorse the person may currently feel about having said it. [/quote]
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