BDE wrote:Had to log in to comment on your posts - not this one in particular (though this one is similar to all the other ones)..
You've spoken down to every poster who's offered their opinion, by attempting to use big words to make a point. Its condescending and you've trailed the conversation away from the key points others are offering.
To you there doesnt exist a liberal Cancel Culture because - surprise, surprise - you're part of the group that obviously believes there is nothing wrong with it. Bias - short, 4 letter word that I'm sure you know of.
Just because you side with it, doesn't mean others who are against it or tired of it are wrong. Don't try to cancel their opinion with the loud noise of big words and condescending lectures. Doesn't add inches to your ----.
There is a growing movement of this cancel culture (or whatever fancy term some come up with, from either side of the politcal spectrum) and anyone with half a brain can feel and see that. This my opinion - and the opinion of almost everyone I talk to in person on a daily basis. It absolutely comes from the Left side of said spectrum (how others are debating that is laughable). There is a strong form of censorship starting to creep into mainstream media - wide out in the open - MY opinion.
Now of course you'll come in, make some condescending remarks about my post and how I dont know what im talking about, and how I'm wrong and big words, big words, big words... One other poster will send a bunch of left-wing links "proving" me wrong and make some rude remarks, etc. Same cycle, over and over. Because - just like Cancel Culture (for lack of a better term;), if you dont agree with something, it MUST be wrong, right?
I haven't been condescending to people. That was not my point. You have an opinion, and I have an opinion. You are trying to convince me you are right, and I am trying to illustrate that we shouldn't believe in things we don't know. Guess what. They are both "cancel culture". That's my point. If you try and define cancel culture you will eventually get to a point where cancel culture is expressing an opinion. No further separation can be made. We seek patterns in the noise, and we form ideas from them. It doesn't mean these patterns actually exist. We can't pinpoint cancel culture, we can't pinpoint agency in it, we can only look at the noise and interpret causality. This is false, that is my point. You saying I am cancel culture makes sense. I have a voice that you disagree with, therefore I am part of the problem. The opposition of your tribal alliances. I get the reasoning. We all try and homogenize belief into our own tribal boarders. You saying I'm part of the problem and I should be ignored makes sense. This way you don't have to try and internalize what I'm saying and process the dissonance. So don't, I don't care. I'm just trying to point out a more sound epistemology. If you think there is a liberal conspiracy composed of millions of social media users, politicians, actors, and corporate entities, all with the goal gaining power for each other, that is false. That can be proven false, and that is something you can't have evidence for. You can still believe it if you like. if you want to discuss how cancel culture can't actually exist, how discourse and discussion isn't new, that corporate entities protecting their brand is not new, send me a message, but I don't have to go over this over and over again.


















