@pupperdavey: part 1/3. a speech about cancel culture, inspired by the book "Most People Are Good" and it's matching Philosophy. #mostpeoplearegood #philosophy #speech #cancelculture

Silverr :

and then u take it 90cm deep again after spilling these facts 💔

⋆.˚✮EMINƎM✮˚.⋆ :

i have a speaking exam coming up and my chosen topic was free speech, censorship, and cancel culture. i WILL be using this to revise.

Foxo :

when part 2? :3 love the animation on the words

Absolute Virtue :

I think cancel culture can mean holding someone accountable. I think that is okay.

meowserteddy :

Also the “new opinions that you’re too NARROW minded for”: being a natsee

HTGHunter :

As long as someone’s views don’t deny someone else’s right to exist, there’s absolutely no need to cancel people.

🌑☄️ :

:] I didn't listen to any of this

Malbyss :

I've never heard of the book you mentioned. It sounds really interesting from what you've said, especially since it goes against many of my beliefs. If I can find it, I'd like to read it

dogdogdogdogsdogs :

facts

Jay Goldxx :

pdcyber :

Preach

Simon :

preach! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Floof solo’s :

Early

RedAzuki :

Literally just quit helping with an open source project because they had no room for someone with a different perspective.

Boxcar The Fox :

Well spoken bottom dog, well spoken

⚔ :

and bad dragon jokes wow

XXIVandMe :

Yes, it’s the disease of internet. The most low vibration opinions are made mainstream. 😬 It’s totally dead 😵

miguelonwn :

Cancel culture is a weapon created by the far right and spreaded by scapegoats to divide the left.