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January 1, Here’s How Americans Feel About Cancel Culture

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A new poll shows that most Americans believe that “cancel culture” unfairly punishes people over their pasts.

The survey defined cancel culture as “the practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling as a way of expressing disapproval and exerting social pressure.”

A majority of the participants, 69 percent, said cancel culture unfairly punishes people for their past actions or statements, while 31 percent said it does not. 

Seventy-nine percent of Republican voters, along with 65 percent of Democrats and 64 percent of independents, specifically, said that cancel culture unfairly punishes people for their past actions or statements.

Additionally, the poll found that 71 percent of registered voters strongly or somewhat believe that cancel culture has gone too far.

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Poll: 69 percent say cancel culture unfairly punishes people for past actions, statements

2 Comments

  1. Lisa Wood

    November 22, 2021 at 12:39 pm

    The survey’s definition is entirely wrong. Cancel Culture is legalized discrimination, caused by part of society wanting revenge. Revenge is USUALLY elicited on someone who caused a misdeed or hurt to an individual or group in the past, to *get them back.” In this case, however, the group suffering the legal discrimination have done nothing except THINK. Therefore, the “elites” encouraging and legalizing Cancel Culture are defined as “tyrants,” because they are using legal discrimination to pit two political ideologies against each other, to make two classes. Pitting two classes against each other is an earmark of communism, used as one piece to tear down a democracy. While media sources such as “Midamerican News” are supposedly “fair and unbiased”, by using the newly coined words and definitions of the Communists overtaking our country, these media sources instead feed into the narrative of the Democratic Communist Party. If Conservatives ever take back the country, legalized discrimination against thoughts will be made illegal just like all the rest if the discriminatory practices.

  2. Kathy Martin Hall

    November 22, 2021 at 2:16 pm

    Absolutely it has gone to far. Just like the over reach and lies being sent over the waves of TV and RADIO, as well as the censoring on Facebook.

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