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It's definitely out there, it's in the Universities which means it will continue to make it's way out in the real world. -
Originally posted by wattaj View PostCancel Culture seems to be a thing at the moment. Isn't it really just a bunch of whiny gits whose intellectual argument is so weak, and whose emotional resilience is so fragile, that they'll scream and scream and scream until they get what they want? And isn't it all exacerbated by a reactionary corporate culture driven by 'Likes' rather than conviction?
There are some interesting cases coming out of people standing up to it and living to tell the tale.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by jayn200 View PostTheir intellectual argument isn't weak, it just doesn't exist. It's completely an emotional argument made by individuals with severe mental health issues who piggy back on the platform of more successful individuals because of how modern social media works.
It will eventually go away, society and technology just haven't figured it all out yet. It will settle down.Leave a comment:
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The cancel thing has been bumbling around for years. Who gets 'cancelled' and why is determined by the issue causing the most noise at any given moment.Leave a comment:
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It's just bored billionaires funding various ex-couch potato stir groups for shifts and giggles. It is interesting that our services slept through this - maybe they didn't think of it as a threat to the nation's well-being.
The poor also need circuses (apart from bread), so this is great way to get them engaged while other things can continue BAU.Leave a comment:
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Their intellectual argument isn't weak, it just doesn't exist. It's completely an emotional argument made by individuals with severe mental health issues who piggy back on the platform of more successful individuals because of how modern social media works.
It will eventually go away, society and technology just haven't figured it all out yet. It will settle down.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by wattaj View PostCancel Culture seems to be a thing at the moment. Isn't it really just a bunch of whiny gits whose intellectual argument is so weak, and whose emotional resilience is so fragile, that they'll scream and scream and scream until they get what they want? And isn't it all exacerbated by a reactionary corporate culture driven by 'Likes' rather than conviction?
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Cancel Culture?
Cancel Culture seems to be a thing at the moment. Isn't it really just a bunch of whiny gits whose intellectual argument is so weak, and whose emotional resilience is so fragile, that they'll scream and scream and scream until they get what they want? And isn't it all exacerbated by a reactionary corporate culture driven by 'Likes' rather than conviction?
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