> It is very much NOT limited to public figures and is pervasive in large companies. That is not cancel culture. That is something else. Cancel culture, by def

> It is very much NOT limited to public figures and is pervasive in large companies. That is not cancel culture. That is something else. Cancel culture, by definition, requires something that can be cancelled. Equivocating the two issues is an attempt to make public figures, organisations, etc less accountable.