[upbeat music] - cancel culture - yeah. - what does that mean to you? - it s such a broad term. - nobody knows what the standards are. - cancel culture is a form of protest. - people being able to voice their opinions who weren t heard before. - some call it cancel culture. i call it, that s what your ass gets. - it s based on a false binary system. i m good. you re bad. i m right. you re wrong. - did you hear what he said in that interview in playboy in 1970? - everything s funny till it happens to you. - i am a person who doesn t really believe in cancel culture. i believe in canceling as a process. - i believe you can call people out on their shit and not cancel them. - there s no trying to understand what you did or give you a chance to change that. it s like, no, you did something rotten. that s it. - in the old days, you d go and you tar and feather people. - i went too far. i m a comic. i crossed the line. i went way too far. - if your actual goal is to disappear id
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