> I’m starting to think cancel culture isn’t about regulating behavior or speech and is just about abusing power to punish people. One of the news sites showed

> I’m starting to think cancel culture isn’t about regulating behavior or speech and is just about abusing power to punish people. One of the news sites showed a clip of the guy himself expressing support for people to be allowed to say outrageous or egregious things. One would think supporters of what the guy said would be more tolerant, instead, I think you hit closer to the truth of the matter. The backlash for saying negative things about a guy who spread discord, divisiveness and hate vs the collective "shrug" towards negative things when the same happens to a health care CEO; highlights what it's really about.