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Legally yes, but call it retroactive cancelation then... Something that is legal today but might be shameful or even ilegal in 30 years. An example: a young p
by danilocesar 6y ago
Legally yes, but call it retroactive cancelation then...
Something that is legal today but might be shameful or even ilegal in 30 years.
An example: a young person paints his face in black before going to a party. Decades later, black face is a thing and people find out about that party and it's now a shit show for the guy that is a prime minister of a country. There's no legal prosecution, but cancelation is even harder to deal with.
- Can_Not 6y agoI'd much rather be a "canceled" prime minister who has to retire to his luxury mansion. I heard one guy got his life canceled for allegedly counterfeiting a $20 bill. Some of this whining about "cancel culture" is detached from reality.