> Cancel culture at it’s best. What happened to freedom of speech, freedoms of opinion, freedom to choose. I’d argue that the existence of cancel culture means

> Cancel culture at it’s best. What happened to freedom of speech, freedoms of opinion, freedom to choose. I’d argue that the existence of cancel culture means that those freedoms are working exactly as they should. Being forced to tolerate someone who I don’t agree with is when those freedoms are actually gone.