[nostromo]

Nobody has any principles here my friend. There is a long list of people canceled for making content that displeased the Democrats, and now a few murders too.

But yes, apparently everyone hates Disney and wants them to go bankrupt. So finally the left and right agree on one thing.

Unfortunately for Kimmel, late night TV is irrelevant dinosaur so he better extract as much money as he can before he inevitably ends up like Colbert.

[SimianSci]

"long list of people canceled for making content that displeased the Democrats"

If we exclude the people advocating violence and discrimination against others due to their immutable characteristics, we find that its not such a "long" list after all.

[hypeatei]

> long list of people canceled

This FCC action was censorship, not cancel culture.

[strictnein]

What, exactly, was the FCC action here? Not comments by people at the FCC, what specific actions did the FCC take?

[nostromo]

Reuter's reported that Disney did this to protect the company’s interest and was not due to the FCC.

https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/disney-says-j...

[bayarearefugee]

> There is a long list of people canceled for making content that displeased the Democrats, and now a few murders too.

The list I keep seeing from people on the right is Rosanne Barr and Tim Allen... who were "cancelled" in 2018 and 2017 respectively.

My memory is bad, so.. who was the wokie leftist President in office in 2017 and 2018 again?

[jkubicek]

We shouldn’t need to clarify this, but Tim Allen and Roseanne Bar were not threatened by high-ranking government officials, right?

These are two completely different situations. If conservatives want to vote with their dollars and boycott Disney, that’s something I wholeheartedly support. If they want to use their power as federal officials to silence voices they disagree with, that’s unacceptable.