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Tim Drake is Bully Maguire without nuance
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The “me seeing ppl getting cancelled for stuff I do everyday” is a very weird take. They’re public figures, you’re not. cancel culture isn’t real, their platforms and coin are still in tact.
And another reason why it’s so weird, because what’s the point? I think we’ve all recognized that a lot of fucked up shit is normalized. Things we’ve been taught or been surrounded by from a young age are harmful ideologies. So this “well, ppl have always done this” or “everybody does this” doesn’t make it less problematic. If anything, it proves how pervasive a harmful ideology is.
And their examples for ppl getting cancelled over nothing are the most extreme or misinterpreted cases, but don’t bring up instances of public figures doing heinous things and ppl forgetting in a week like nothing happened. 🤔 And the latter, frankly, is the more common case.
I also think y’all are bullshitting. Because you know what not to say around who, what to keep in the group chat, what not to tweet when you know your job or college, or any professional opportunity is watching your social media, like don’t play. You know the shit that has consequences and you know why. Y’all keep trying to make cancel culture, call out culture, Twitter, etc. into this unforgiving beast that punish you for not being perfect when the “not being perfect” is not being a bigoted asshole. 😒 These same ppl idolize the 2000’s. The most basic time in comedy. When ppl “jokingly” told each other to kill themselves and when the internet was a completely different beast. Like, you can’t be fucking serious.
Scandal S:2 | Truth or Consequences E:12
