smartcooky
Penultimate Amazing
And studiously avoiding certain matters.
Indeed, they are mostly OK with the "right" people being "cancelled", just as long as they can continue to scream into the void about the "wrong" people being "cancelled".
And studiously avoiding certain matters.
Indeed, they are mostly OK with the"right"left people being "cancelled", just as long as they can continue to scream into the void about the"wrong"right people being "cancelled".
I don't recall claiming anything about a "terrible scourge" but possibly I'm misremembering. I would say that sometimes cancellations go too far and have rather undesirable results, such as when Gimlet lost their flagship podcast following the public shaming of two of its main figures, or when Slate lost its daily news podcast, or when Gelato Mio was ratings bombed by angry skeptics.
I listen to them. You might try it, sometime; the link I posted earlier should take you to exactly the starting point.
Or, perhaps it is too much effort to summarize three different people giving three different arguments from three different perspectives when they don't even bother to take turns in a formalized Oxford style debate. I get that you're not going to listen, but you've not made a persuasive argument against posting links to the "cancel court" segment since it's directly on topic here.Your inability to articulate what it in them or why anyone else would care to hear them doesn't demonstrate that you listen to them. Or, perhaps you 'don't recall' what's in them as you 'don't recall' any other part of the discussion?
Or, perhaps it is too much effort to summarize three different people giving three different arguments from three different perspectives when they don't even bother to take turns in a formalized Oxford style debate. I get that you're not going to listen, but you've not made a persuasive argument against posting links to the "cancel court" segment since it's directly on topic here..
Not sure why anyone would think an audio segment about cancellation is spam in a discussion thread about cancellation. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The discussion about Dr. Wen seemed particularly on point.
Just have a listen. The intro to "cancel court" pretty much explains the concept of the segment in around 15 seconds.How do we know what it's about?
Just have a listen. The intro to "cancel court" pretty much explains the concept of the segment in around 15 seconds.
Not sure why anyone would think an audio segment about cancellation is spam in a discussion thread about cancellation. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Not sure why anyone would think an audio segment about cancellation is spam in a discussion thread about cancellation. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Because it's a "discussion thread" and not a "post links to videos without discussion" thread.
If you don't have anything to say about it, why are you posting it as part of a "discussion"?
I've read the link to a written discussion of the subject in post #2492. I think it's a perfect example of cancel culture - what do you think?
Another person who is unable to describe any of the points made in the podcast tries unsuccessfully to convince people to read/listen to the spammed article by...not being able to give anyone a reason to read/listen to the article other than that it fits your prejudices.
How do you know it fits my or anyone elses' prejudices if you haven't watched/read anything about it?