...is like breaking up with someone you never dated.
Even though I have experienced the breaking up with someone, I wasn't dating.
Well... it is a weird story.
I was 12 years old or something and had a crush on a classmate.
And then one day, he burped in my face.
And then I slapped him and said "I'm breaking up with you."
Well... I took "slå op" a bit too literally... ("slå op" means breaking up and "slå" literally means to hit...)
Cancelling someone that you don't stan...
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This take makes sense. It's like when people "boycott" a store/product/service they never used anyway.
On one hand, yes, absolutely call out Activision Blizzard for what they did to their employees. But it's not like you're actually boycotting Call of Duty if you were never a purchaser of that franchise in the first place. Literally zero impact on their sales either way.
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Exactly.
A person cancelling that one they don't stan won't make any impact on their sales or anything, they're just gonna be a hateful pain in the a**.
I find unacceptable what people consider cancelling, it's basically virtual lynching, when they could just ignore that person's existence and move on with their own lives.
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Exactly.
Like I’ve never bought any of Chris Brown’s music, but also will never recommend anyone to listen to him. It’s that simple.
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Exactly.
A person cancelling that one they don't stan won't make any impact on their sales or anything, they're just gonna be a hateful pain in the a**.
I find unacceptable what people consider cancelling, it's basically virtual lynching, when they could just ignore that person's existence and move on with their own lives.
It depends what the issue on hand is. If a person is exposed to be bigoted racist, misogynist, serial criminal, or somewhere along those lines then by all means I hope they get a virtual lynching. I’d rather sacrifice that one person’s lifetime career considering those types of behavior has prevented the socioeconomic development of millions of peoples for centuries and I’d rather society not turn a blind eye on it.
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It depends what the issue on hand is. If a person is exposed to be bigoted racist, misogynist, serial criminal, or somewhere along those lines then by all means I hope they get a virtual lynching.
For sure, but the question is, how many people actually get cancelled for these heavy stuff and not a silly thing Twitter people gets pissed about?
That's the concept of cancelling currently for me.
The so called Cancel Culture just seems to exist 'cause laws are shitty out there and people want to do justice with their own hands, but it went overboard and it became a weapon for hating people for whatever they think it's fair or not, that being a fact or not.
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