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BohemianBoo · M
Fishy · 36-40, F
@BohemianBoo Yeah, cancel culture is more of a mass harassment campaign over something petty like in the video, (in my opinion, at least)
And it's not just mean words, it's doxxing, death/r*pe threats. Even going after the targets followers/customers. In some cases, real life stalking.
And its all done in the hopes that the content creator/business owner will cave in and flop.
It can be pretty dauting for small businesses and lowkey celebrities. Especially if they're female 😔
And it's not just mean words, it's doxxing, death/r*pe threats. Even going after the targets followers/customers. In some cases, real life stalking.
And its all done in the hopes that the content creator/business owner will cave in and flop.
It can be pretty dauting for small businesses and lowkey celebrities. Especially if they're female 😔
BohemianBoo · M
@Fishy If that's your definition of Cancel Culture, then sure, we've always had that.
The reason I don't like that definition is because originally, Cancel Culture referred to something new. Whereas if it's just people with no lives trying to lead a mass harassment campaign over something petty, that's not new at all.
The reason I don't like that definition is because originally, Cancel Culture referred to something new. Whereas if it's just people with no lives trying to lead a mass harassment campaign over something petty, that's not new at all.
TrashCat · M
"Cancel Culture" is just new vernacular for consequences to what someone does or says that a particular segment of the population find objectionable.
I don't recall that terminology used when Roseanne sang the US national anthem like a hog in heat, grabbed her coochie, and hawked a loogie, but she was cancelled.
I don't recall that terminology used when Roseanne sang the US national anthem like a hog in heat, grabbed her coochie, and hawked a loogie, but she was cancelled.
