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So now we're in favor of cancel culture? This whiplash is confusing.

• gruez 3y ago
  There's a huge difference between being "canceled" for one's opinions and/or unsubstantiated allegations, and being canceled for actual misconduct. I'm not even sure how you'd defend the latter. Suppose someone lied about their credentials to get a position, and he got found out a few years later thanks to angry partisans, are we supposed to let him off the hook because "cancel culture"?
• danso 3y ago
  People have been “canceled” for plagiarism long before “cancel culture” became a popular phrase