cancel culture

“I think there's a large part of the country that feels that Trump is a shield, not a sword, that he is their protector against this type of cancel culture.”

“I think that this whole cancel culture and wokeness was incredibly corrosive. And I think that, that they lost.”

“You're, you might win this particular battle, but you're losing the war because you're now buying into the premise of cancel culture. You're now buying into this idea that we need to economically cancel people who disagree with us, and I really reject that.”

“I suspect what happens is it actually just dissipates and goes away. And the reason is because everybody who's much younger than us has such a huge digital footprint that they've created for their whole lives. There is so much shit that's out there. God, yes, …”

“I think cancel culture is really toxic and really stems from, you know, I mean, I have a whole long theory about this, but I do feel like I do feel like in our culture, there's a very binary way we look at good and bad, and I think we put a lot of pressure on …”

“What people haven't figured out yet is, like, cancel culture is over, virtue signaling is over.”

“I'm a believer in cancel culture now. I think it separates individuals from companies where they do not belong, where the values are not aligned”

“It was a cataclysmic dismissal Of wokeism, of cancel culture, of judgmentalism.”