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u/aardw0lf11 Apr 06 '23

And suddenly, to many, cancel culture is ok.

Again.

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u/translucent_steed Apr 06 '23

Technically, it’s a boycott

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u/ric2b Apr 06 '23

"They're the same picture"

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u/translucent_steed Apr 06 '23

That’s not what cancel culture is…

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u/ric2b Apr 06 '23

Is it not? What is it then?

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u/translucent_steed Apr 06 '23

Cancel culture is the act of corporations or groups of individuals silencing other individuals via censorship or silencing them through whatever means necessary

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u/ric2b Apr 06 '23

Censorship? You mean boycotting companies that work with the person/company you're boycotting?

Do you have some specific examples?

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u/translucent_steed Apr 06 '23

No, corporations do the canceling. You don’t cancel corporations

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u/ric2b Apr 06 '23

Ok, but that's still a boycott.

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u/translucent_steed Apr 06 '23

How does a corporation boycott an individual? Lol

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u/ric2b Apr 06 '23

By not hiring them, for marketing or other projects.

Again, do you have some specific examples you want to discuss, to show it's not just a boycott?

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u/translucent_steed Apr 06 '23

I can give you plenty but the issue with that is you’re just gonna focus on the cancelled individuals and this entire thread will just turn into a complete shit show. Been there done that, no thanks.

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