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That was 47 years ago. People are allowed to change. Do you still feel the same way you did about everything 47 years ago?
by hellotomyrars 6y ago
That was 47 years ago. People are allowed to change. Do you still feel the same way you did about everything 47 years ago?
- tracker1 6y agoIt's more about the fact that cancel culture doesn't generally accept change our apology, unless you're completely a leftist.
- hellotomyrars 6y agoIgnoring the very clear bias/agenda you're trying to present, the lag time of 47 years is huge compared to some other high-profile instances of people being "cancelled". Also you can apologize for something and lack sincerity, which is even more insulting. Personally I'm not a huge fan of the intense court of public opinion of cancelling, but it's absurd to paint it both as a leftist-specific act, or that if you're a leftist then you're allowed to get away with it. I believe in people being able to actually talk and treat each other like human beings instead of monsters. The conversation unfortunately is hyper-polarized and many people aren't willing to even engage with someone who doesn't share the same belief set, and to me that is a shame. I don't think it's fair to paint this as a left/right issue. This total lack of engagement occurs on both sides.