What’s wrong with people who go through all that effort just to find things about people that will offend them wouldn’t it be easier if they did not give what they look for that offends them attention. When it comes to giving something online your attention wether or not it offends someone can be on the person choosing to give it their attention as much as it can be on the person posting what they post.
It’s common for people who post offensive content to be in a position where they do not want to offend people and only amuse people yet the offended people always have to get involved and make it about themselves just so they can villainise others as much as possible for what they post. why do people go through all the effort to look for something that’s going to offend them?.
My bet as to why they do it to answer my own question would be because they are insecure people who think certain things people say make them the bad way they think it will make them when it doesn’t always make them all that bad. the problem is these cancel culture sjw trolls will label themselves as the hood side for calling out people for being problematic yet they’ll never look in to the mirror to see how problematic they are themselves with the way they blame people for being representative of problems they’re not even trying to be representative off.
Cancel culture really does have a detrimental effect on a lot of people. for example when someone is trying to get someone cancelled they try to sell them as an irredeemable person as much as possible. The way in which the canceled people are sold as an enemy just goes to show how much cancel culture taps in to beleifs insecure people have about some people being worse than they actually are. I see cancel culture as the outcome of a week society where certain form of humour views and opinions are villainised to the point in which it all falls to a state where the intolerant people start making themselves the dictators of what can go around based on their intolerance and who gave them the qualification to make everything dictated by their intolerance no one that’s who all that made them that way is their effort to think opinions views and forms of humour that offends them should not be promoted and the topic of what’s offensive is extremely subjective.
It’s common for people who post offensive content to be in a position where they do not want to offend people and only amuse people yet the offended people always have to get involved and make it about themselves just so they can villainise others as much as possible for what they post. why do people go through all the effort to look for something that’s going to offend them?.
My bet as to why they do it to answer my own question would be because they are insecure people who think certain things people say make them the bad way they think it will make them when it doesn’t always make them all that bad. the problem is these cancel culture sjw trolls will label themselves as the hood side for calling out people for being problematic yet they’ll never look in to the mirror to see how problematic they are themselves with the way they blame people for being representative of problems they’re not even trying to be representative off.
Cancel culture really does have a detrimental effect on a lot of people. for example when someone is trying to get someone cancelled they try to sell them as an irredeemable person as much as possible. The way in which the canceled people are sold as an enemy just goes to show how much cancel culture taps in to beleifs insecure people have about some people being worse than they actually are. I see cancel culture as the outcome of a week society where certain form of humour views and opinions are villainised to the point in which it all falls to a state where the intolerant people start making themselves the dictators of what can go around based on their intolerance and who gave them the qualification to make everything dictated by their intolerance no one that’s who all that made them that way is their effort to think opinions views and forms of humour that offends them should not be promoted and the topic of what’s offensive is extremely subjective.
