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Topic	More proof that the real "cancel culture" comes from the right
Ruvan22 08/02/21 6:19:27 PM #17:	AloneIBreak posted... My argument is that leftist cancel culture will result in Republicans seizing the opportunity to become the free speech party. Americans feel pretty strongly, in theory at least, about free speech and will cast their votes over the issue. By making free speech a right wing position, progressives will actively cause people to vote Republican, thus hindering the enactment of progressive policies. Trump isnt as stupid as we like to imagine and is already seizing the opportunity. Time will tell if this comes to fruition. https://www.wsj.com/articles/donald-j-trump-why-im-suing-big-tech-11625761897 No I follow your argument, I'm asking for proof of your predictions based on current trends/events. For example a survey saying that "free speech" has single issue voters (similar to abortion and gun rights). Or a broader survey that show the right as being more and more perceived as "guardians of free speech". <cite>Ruvan22 posted [p:956712125] in More proof... [t:79595312]...</cite> <quote>AloneIBreak posted... </cite> <quote>My argument is that leftist cancel culture will result in Republicans seizing the opportunity to become the free speech party. Americans feel pretty strongly, in theory at least, about free speech and will cast their votes over the issue. By making free speech a right wing position, progressives will actively cause people to vote Republican, thus hindering the enactment of progressive policies. Trump isnt as stupid as we like to imagine and is already seizing the opportunity. Time will tell if this comes to fruition. https://www.wsj.com/articles/donald-j-trump-why-im-suing-big-tech-11625761897</quote> No I follow your argument, I'm asking for proof of your predictions based on current trends/events. For example a survey saying that "free speech" has single issue voters (similar to abortion and gun rights). Or a broader survey that show the right as being more and more perceived as "guardians of free speech". </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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