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RhodesianSon
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The biggest problem with cancel culture is it’s only pointed in one direction.
Any theories on why that is?The biggest problem with cancel culture is it’s only pointed in one direction.
It was words. Ugly, despicable racist words.This wasn’t a joke that was a little over the line or an unsubstantiated decades old rumor. This was blatant racism. If someone had said “black people are less than white people and closer to animals” that person would have been fired immediately, and rightly so.
Erm, he said a lot of horribly racist stuff about white people too, and did not apologise for any of it.I have no idea who Nick Cannon is, but antisemitism is not okay, so I don’t mind that he got fired.
Yep, if only he had not mentioned Jews in his diatribe, he’d have been fine.I’m not amazed at him not being smart, I’m amazed at all the terrible things he said but only one of them being listed as the reason for termination.
No he said a lot more negative stuff about white people than he did about Jews. He talked about ‘Jewish power’ but the blatant racism was aimed at white people, where he basically said white people were evil savages because they were white (because they had less melanin in his words).The bigotry in this obviously extends beyond anti-semitism, but I’ll just assume this person spoke with a definite, direct focus on Jews that wasn’t quoted here. Otherwise it would be wrong for the company to not include racist statements against whites and Europeans
Yep. The left have taken over all the major institutions (Schools, universities, media etc.) and censor and delete anything they don’t like.RhodesianSon:![]()
Any theories on why that is?The biggest problem with cancel culture is it’s only pointed in one direction.
In your view was this take over from an active effort? Or more the result of something else?Yep. The left have taken over all the major institutions (Schools, universities, media etc.)