Bill Maher on cancel culture

[SiteWolf]

It’s really hilarious seeing Republicans against cancel culture

Almost hilarious as a lefty thinking it only happens on the right

[ManRam]

"Cancel culture" is something both sides take part in. It's just Republicans have no political message any more outside of the culture war and fear-mongering so they go all in on politicizing it. It's really that simple. But they try to "cancel" people all the ****ing time, and do.

[mngopher35]

It had some affect sure but he’s also not that good.


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Of course it had an affect, that’s the entire point. He was cancelled by many people including the potus calling for it. It’s one of the larger examples of cancel culture we have and you are defending it for some reason in the same thread you made to denounce this type of attitude lol. What in the world? You have to see the major hypocrisy here...


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[mngopher35]

As it turns out, the league was right. He can't play anymore and was not offered a contract because of his lack of ability.

He could play at the time though, he was cancelled by many though and the league left him out due to the side stuff not because he had no ability at the time. He wasn’t as good as someone previously suggested but he was certainly a low end starter/high end backup level player.


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[dbroncos78087]

Not 100% sure where this belongs but all I know is there was a total destruction.

https://twitter.com/drphilgoff/statu...225406467?s=21

[ewing]

Not 100% sure where this belongs but all I know is there was a total destruction.

https://twitter.com/drphilgoff/statu...225406467?s=21

Very uninteresting


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[valade16]

It had some affect sure but he’s also not that good.

Then shouldn’t you be against his political view partially affecting his employment?

[valade16]

that's just it...we don't know WHAT his contract demands were....he inferred he wanted to go someplace he could start at the time and made similar inferences even 2 years later

His agent came out and said he was not demanding starters money. He wanted to go someplace with an opportunity to start, and he was fine to compete for the job and not have it given to him.

It is erroneous to believe the reason he didn’t have a job was outrageous contractual demands. It was because he knelt.

[Brewersfan255]

Then shouldn’t you be against his political view partially affecting his employment?

Don’t companies usually have policies against using your job for political avenues?

If his employer (49ers) said that it’s a requirement you stand for the national anthem or you don’t share anything that could be considered political is that really cancel culture?




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[Pierzynski4Prez]

Kaep is not in the league because it’s simply not worth the media circus to any single team just for a backup QB. I don’t believe it has anything to do with race.

It would be a tremendous distraction and nuisance for the players to deal with the media on a daily basis, on top of the fact that any time the starting QB struggles all the talk will be about Kaep coming in. Why haven’t they put in Kaep yet is all that will be talked about.

Now the head coach who decides to keep Kaep on the bench will be deemed racist because of his hesitation to put Kaep in.

Just my 2 cents on why nobody has signed him, it’s simply the fault of the current state of the media and how they will not be able to resist slobbering over anything that Kaep is even slightly involved in. He was a good player, but that was 5 years ago. The time is long gone where any talent he has left is enough to make it worth it.

[valade16]

Don’t companies usually have policies against using your job for political avenues?

If his employer (49ers) said that it’s a requirement you stand for the national anthem or you don’t share anything that could be considered political is that really cancel culture?

Neither the 49ers nor the NFL had any rules directing they stand for the National Anthem or a prohibition on sharing political opinions.

It seems like you’re trying to find a way to justify his cancellation despite reputedly being against cancel culture.

[ewing]

Don’t companies usually have policies against using your job for political avenues?

If his employer (49ers) said that it’s a requirement you stand for the national anthem or you don’t share anything that could be considered political is that really cancel culture?




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all the teams didn’t want Kap bc of a team policy or was it bc of the media and online **** storm caused by a bunch of busy bodied conservatives?


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[ewing]

Neither the 49ers nor the NFL had any rules directing they stand for the National Anthem or a prohibition on sharing political opinions.

It seems like you’re trying to find a way to justify his cancellation despite reputedly being against cancel culture.

Seems???


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[spliff(TONE)]

So? No one is claiming he is Tom Brady. If it wasnt for public backlash he would of had a job. The only thing that makes this different then the situation with the driver is who the loud mouths yelling on social media were. I don't think you hate “cancel culture”. you hate liberals


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^^^^

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As it turns out, the league was right. He can't play anymore and was not offered a contract because of his lack of ability.

Open and shut case, fellas!