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RE: Cancel culture: justice or overreaction? [EN/PT]

in Hive Learners10 months ago

the main problem i see with cancel culture is that these trends are not organic nor natural.

much like the changing use of language and vocabulary, the repurposing of concepts and descriptions these trends spawn from somewhere, and then get adopted by people who follow the mainstream.
they were used to be called 'fads' and are purposefully initiated in order to change society from within.

the "frankfurt school" is a prime example of this and the repercussions of that ideology has all but morally bankrupted german society by now, without being recognized by most people as a concerted effort. people think they are acting normally when really they have inadvertently become propagators of that ideology, an ideology which from the beginning was invented as a hostile moral takeover towards them and their children. just something to think about.

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I agree that cancel culture raises many important questions, especially regarding its origins and impact on society. The idea that these trends are not organic and are, in fact, created to shape society is an interesting perspective.

i always leave room for my being wrong also. it really is just my perspective after all i have experienced.
thanks again for the inspiring writeup!

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