The Reality of Cancel Culture

Caution: May contain occasional swearing.

I expose Cancel Culture as an integral part of a far larger and shocking problem on several fronts. I address many misconceptions about it, in summary:

* Cancel Culture is many times worse than people appreciate.
* Cancel Culture is executed by people with the actual capacity to cancel others, not mobs.
* Cancel Culture is overwhelmingly used in defence of wrongdoing and not against wrongdoing.
* Cancel Culture enforcement reaches extremes that constitute very serious damages beyond simply being denied access.
* Cancel Culture routinely consists of actions that are not actually lawful even as a private company.
* The cancelled is never the only victim of Cancel Culture but all those who are also then deprived as a result of the cancellation.
* Cancel Culture not only consists of excessive punishment but also regularly punishes the innocent.
* Cancel Culture takes actions that creates victims who have been
punished for victimless crimes.
* Cancel Culture is pervasive with far more wide reaching consequences than realised to the extent that its impact cannot be escaped.