Embrace Cancel Culture!!!
When they realized that the boycott is our power to influence their decisions, those making money off us called it “cancel culture” and pit us against one another.
Posted Oct 20, 2021, 9:18 PM UTC
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I saw a post on tik tok from an army veteran threatening to call up some girls employer to try and get her fired because she said some shit about veterans. I told the army guy that he was participating in "cancel culture" and he claimed vehemently that it was not lol cuz "only dems and libs do that". Im all for boycotting things that you don't vibe with but trying to end someone's livelihood because your feelings got hurt is petty and lame.
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That’s just being an asshole.
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I haven’t heard his bit yet. He’s been payed for it. It’s been broadcast to millions. Anyone offended by it should not support him or anyone who does. What’s dumb about that?
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I’m afraid I don’t catch your meaning. My understanding is that employees of Netflix are the ones boycotting, right? I don’t think this would have had any traction if the show hadn’t been a Netflix production.
No one is legitimately threatening to abolish Netflix, and if everyone decides to cancel their subscription, thus spoke the market.
Likewise, if Chapelle remains funny and relevant, his career (which has already made him a wealthy man) will continue to thrive. This, however, may be a bellwether moment in his career, the moment his mass appeal became a bit less broad.
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Fuck yeah.
Start with corporations
Don't buy anything from a company with striking workers
That’s the spirit!