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I'm getting sick of people whining about "Cancel Culture." It's a bullsh-it term. Nobody has gotten cancelled. People have gotten fired for saying and doing idiotic things, and these people happen to be famous. If some unknown schmuck gets fired from his warehouse job for saying something stupid, we don't say he got cancelled. We say he fu-cked up.

I generally have an affinity for comedians, but the way they some of them are whining about this subject these days is incredibly disappointing. You whiny little fu-cks. And to think I admired you once for being brave. Maybe you were brave once, but if you've become famous and are afraid of being "cancelled," you've turned into an entitled little bi-tch.

Here's an idea: protect your reputation. If you fu-ck up, get in front of it and apologize. Quit whining about how you have to watch what you say on stage. I haven't seen a single comedian get "cancelled" based on something they said in their act.

We've got people protesting on the streets over real, serious issues, and these babies are worried about their act. Christ.

Kewl how you created a thread on a topic for which you don't even know the definition. I am always amazed at how utterly, and significantly, at the ever blossoming ineptitude of your posts.
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Oh, and as for "cancelled" comedians, I think Lenny Bruce, Mona Shaikh, Dapper Laughs, Mike Ward, Mae West and countless others must certainly agree with you.