Should We Cancel Celebrities?

[sweet_heloise]

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Six individuals (including Joy Villa who's most famous for wearing the "Build The Wall" dress) sit down to discuss their views on cancel culture which is the practice of no longer supporting people, especially celebrities, or products that are regarded as unacceptable or problematic. They discuss the following: if they would buy an artist's work

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[lulufairybubble]

We are really acting any celeb or known person has actually been 'canceled' by cancel culture? Everybody is still alive and making money.
Also have never known somebody who was 'cancel culture is toxic' who just wasnt scared that they might get roasted for their dumb words, actions or beliefs.

[vikingsmn]

mte

[sandstorm]

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[pikapika217]

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[ionadelfina]

yep

[sluttyroyals]

exactly

[asymptom]

yep

[dior_chic]

Mfte

[notoriousreign]

Mte on all this

[palosantos]

I should have read through the post first. I agree with this sentiment wholeheartedly.

[stf_ugh]

right? "Mel Gibson" is the answer to anyone who believes Cancel Culture is a legitimate problem/thing that happens.

[luna_incognita]

Except now he's come back and is getting support, money, jobs etc. UGH.

[kyokomurasaki]

Also Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, Mike Tyson, Mark Wahlberg, the list goes on and on...

[mondetriste]

Amen.

[swissbeauty23]

it reminds me of when you start speaking up about sexual assault and the predictable bevvy of men start screaming it's a "witch hunt"

they have shit in their closets they don't want unearthed, for sure

[iznanassi]

yup, people need to be more careful with how often certain ideas are just repurposed rightwing nonsense