> Cancellation does present a question about power, and who has it. Neither side has it. The people with money have it, as always. Follow the money, and you ca

> Cancellation does present a question about power, and who has it. Neither side has it. The people with money have it, as always. Follow the money, and you can predict who gets cancelled and who doesn't. Though there is an argument to be made for companies vastly overestimating the short-term negative financial impact of "offending" the various tiny, non-conformist factions in society due to how loud they are, and underestimating the long-term loss of faith caused by acting in league with those small factions against the majority of the population due to the "silent" in "silent majority".