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Although cancel culture can sometimes be beneficial, it is not always a good things. It can have a rough impact on those who fear being rejected and lead to mental health issues. Should we cancel cancel culture?

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"The mechanisms of cancel culture stem from good intentions to hold people accountable but don't generally create positive change or make us better because it's too focused on punishing individuals rather than transforming systematic problems."

The idea of cancel culture definitely has it's positives, but the execution is never the way it should be.

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It's crazy to think about how quickly people change their opinions and are willing to "cancel" others, even when they don't know the whole story. I have seen this happen to several influencers and celebrities.

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It can be devastating to find out you are suddenly "canceled". People will be normally living their life, and in a matter of seconds they can upset society and become canceled. It's amazing to think about how strongly people influence others, and if someone does one little thing to upset someone, it can spread and lead to everyone turning against them. Sometimes these people don't even do anything wrong, it can just be interpreted that way because of rumors and other people.

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A deeper dive into what cancel culture really is, along with the different effects it has on people and our society.

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