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The specific concern here is the phenomenon where people post viral videos of others they had a disagreement with in order to try and publicly shame them. I don
by SpicyLemonZest 5y ago
The specific concern here is the phenomenon where people post viral videos of others they had a disagreement with in order to try and publicly shame them. I don’t want to insist on calling this “cancel culture” if you don’t like the label, but it’s definitely a real thing and the targets face real off-Twitter consequences.
- Talanes 5y ago>I don’t want to insist on calling this “cancel culture” I mean, you shouldn't call it cancel culture at any point. Depending on the audience, your example could either never be what "cancel culture" means, or be the primary definition. Unless you know that you are addressing one of those audiences alone, then the phrase only creates confusion.