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Instead of wondering why cancel culture exists, people should ask why complicity culture exists. 
If the perceived threat to freedom of speech is so vital, how do you think people feel about a very real threat to their freedom to exist?
Their freedom to live & find happiness without systemic barriers?
Their freedom to live & find happiness without systemic barriers?
Standing up for only freedoms that serve you isn't patriotic.
It's virtue signaling.
It's virtue signaling.
We live in a society where every one of these boxes that you do not check, you're facing more obstacles:
Straight
White
Able-bodied
Neurotypical
Cisgender
Christian
Male
The ones who fit this "ideal" best are complaining about cancel culture loudest.
Why?
Straight White Able-bodied Neurotypical Cisgender Christian MaleThe ones who fit this "ideal" best are complaining about cancel culture loudest.
Why?
It cost $0.00 to have empathy.
Why do they act like it's expensive?
Why do they act like it's expensive?
Levelling up emotional intelligence & situational awareness is also free.
The sooner we all let go of the toxic, primitive embodiments of what it means to be manly & strong, the better.
Justice & freedom for everyone is what it being patriotic should be about.
Fight & sacrifice for others so they can have the rights they're entitled to in our Constitution.
That's what we celebrate on Remembrance Day. Sacrifice.
Not self-service.
Fight & sacrifice for others so they can have the rights they're entitled to in our Constitution.
That's what we celebrate on Remembrance Day. Sacrifice.
Not self-service.
Using freedom of speech to tear down and neutralize other freedoms is not patriotic.
It's a weak, selfish move.
Level the playing field. Come on.
Scared to lose?
That's what it looks like to me.
It's a weak, selfish move.
Level the playing field. Come on.
Scared to lose?
That's what it looks like to me.
