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I think cancel culture is exactly the example of what you're talking about though. There ARE consequences for people who say socially unacceptable things on soc
by Dig1t 3y ago
I think cancel culture is exactly the example of what you're talking about though. There ARE consequences for people who say socially unacceptable things on social media, so much so that it has its own phrase in our lexicon now.
How many times has some famous, or non-famous for that matter, person faced backlash because of something they said on social media? It's such a thing that there's an entire episode of Family Guy about it, where Brian gets cancelled and people stand outside his house telling him to kill himself for making a bad joke on Twitter.
- wizofaus 3y agoWhat percentage of content online is posted by famous people though? At any rate you'd hardly agree that such a reaction is a healthy way to enforce social norms.