On June 16, 2020 the Marvel’s Avengers game Twitter account shared an image of the Captain America statue from the game.
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Cancel culture has gone into overdrive in 2020. After the death of George Floyd, the rate of public outcries and boycotts has increased dramatically. This has led to a number of resignations, firings, and apologies from individuals and businesses alike. The below list captures just a fraction of these incidents. If you are a reasonable person, you will find many instances on this list infuriating. This is because the “crimes” committed is simply acting or speaking (knowingly or not) against the far-left ideology.
As new incidents come to light, this list will be updated.
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The woke left sees everything through the lenses of identity politics, especially race. This has never been more clear than in 2020.
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Carl Sagan is one of the most celebrated scientists of the modern world and was extremely influential in communicating science through the masses through his many books and the show Cosmos.
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Mike Adams was a controversial conservative columnist, author, and professor who taught at University of North Carolina. Adams has sparked numerous controversies throughout his career and was widely hated on Twitter by leftists. Adams died on July 23, 2020 and his death was ruled a suicide.
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On The Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Naval Ravikant gave his thoughts on the drawbacks and advantages of capitalism. In terms of one of the drawbacks, Naval talks about how bankers have essentially effed society over. Here is a direct quote from the clip. You can also watch the video—the exchange is from 40:43 to 41:30.
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Douglas Murray's latest book The Madness Of Crowds: Gender, Race, and Identity is a wonderful dissection of the current times we live in. A time in which identity politics pervades every aspect…
I was reading Douglas Murray's new book "The Madness of Crowds", there was a specific Judith Butler (3rd wave feminist philosopher) paragraph in there that perfectly illustrates why intesectionalism and…
Freedom is unlikely to be lost all at once or openly, it is far more likely eroded away bit by bit amid glittering promises and expressions of noble ideals. Thus…
The term intertemporal abstractions was coined by Thomas Sowell. I first heard the term in his book Black Rednecks and White Liberals. Sowell summarized it best in his interview with The Spectator, as…