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It's the professional laugh with drift glass and blue gal.

Sorry to do that to you, everyone, but it couldn't be helped.

Today, we're going to be playing a game called Do You Remember?

That's Husker Do. That's Husker Do, isn't it?

No, it's not Husker Do You Remember?

And it's like no fair remembering stuff, except it's about something so current that you'd think it would be impossible to forget.

But given that the memory hole is now the size of the Cayman trench and the fire hose of

Republican bullshit has been turned up to mock two, we thought a little refresher on a very

recent thing might be necessary. So today, we're going to talk about cancel

culture, which, you know, like eating the dogs, eating the cats, was never really a thing,

but which five minutes ago was worse than 9-11, according to your crazy Uncle Liberty. And

pure research defined it in the most neutral, both-sidesy way possible.

This is from May 19th, 2021, which was 400 years ago, Drift Glass.

Yeah.

Americans and cancel culture where some see calls for accountability, others see censorship punishment.

And we know who those some and others are.

Quote, overall 58% of U.S. adults say in general, calling out others on social media is more likely to hold people accountable,

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