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> Last I checked, opposition to "cancel culture" and censorship is about as mainstream a position as there is Not at all. I am 40. My father and one of my brot
by da39a3ee 6y ago
> Last I checked, opposition to "cancel culture" and censorship is about as mainstream a position as there is
Not at all. I am 40. My father and one of my brothers share that position with me, but every single one of my friends and acquaintances from universities and workplaces, in the USA and in the European country in which I grew up, if they make their position clear on social media, it is in line with the progressive left and thus implicitly at least supportive of "cancel culture" and censorship.
- oisdk 6y ago> it is in line with the progressive left and thus implicitly at least supportive of "cancel culture" and censorship. It's very easy to say everyone is in favour of cancel culture if you say that any support of the "progressive left" amounts to support for cancel culture.
- da39a3ee 6y agoThat's fair, I didn't make my case very well there.
- indymike 6y agoParticipation in cancel culture and censorship is becoming mainstream. Part of what makes it work is that participation isn't acknowledged, especially by those federating together to cancel.