> That's called "living in a community". Except cancel culture is anything but community driven. It's social media driven -- which in itself is a platform to

> That's called "living in a community". Except cancel culture is anything but community driven. It's social media driven -- which in itself is a platform to get more views to sell you more ads. The more the platform can draw your ire, the more ads it sells, the more ire the platform spreads, etc. The problem is that words aren't which we argue our politics by anymore. It's now who has the biggest weapon to personally destroy those that speak out.