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I don't mind either, it's fairly tame stuff. But ultimately it's yet another outlet banging on about 'wokeness', despite the fact they say there is too much of
by feintruled 5y ago
I don't mind either, it's fairly tame stuff. But ultimately it's yet another outlet banging on about 'wokeness', despite the fact they say there is too much of that. In fact I suspect they'll have their own brand of woke and cancel culture. They'll boycott Ikea for pulling their ads, and cancel people who don't wear poppies.
- heurisko 5y agoIs your criticism about GB News, that you think "woke" debates are trivial, e.g. "Baa Baa Green Sheep and Banning Christmas"? Because it seems there is more to it than that, as some people, after all, want to bankrupt them on the account they are spreading hatred. If they are occupied by trivial matters, then why are they attracting such a strong backlash?
- thu2111 5y agoYou appear to be finding GBN guilty of something they: a. Haven't done b. Are strongly against ... on the belief that wokeness and cancel culture is nothing beyond generic "fear of change", despite the fact that they were on air less than 72 hours before a malicious radical left organization started trying to destroy them completely by lying to their advertisers. IKEA has by the way now recognized that they were lied to. That seems like a pretty large mis-understanding of the situation. When people rail against wokeness and cancel culture, they mean things like this.