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How will public opinion on cancel culture shift by end of 2024?
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Libs of TikTok Sparks Debate Over Cancel Culture and Trump-Related Firings
Jul 17, 2024, 10:46 AM
The recent actions of the social media account Libs of TikTok have sparked a heated debate over cancel culture. The account has been targeting individuals, including a grade school teacher and a Home Depot employee, for making inflammatory comments about former President Donald Trump, leading to their dismissal. Critics argue that this mirrors the very cancel culture that conservatives have long decried. Libs of TikTok has been outing violent lefties after they celebrated the hit on Trump, resulting in firings. The controversy highlights the bipartisan nature of cancel culture, with both left and right-wing factions engaging in similar tactics. Many voices on social media express disapproval of these actions, emphasizing the need to uphold free speech and avoid punitive measures for offensive remarks.
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