So, I know that when you watch a video or whatever on social media the algorithm shows you more that are similar to what you've already seen. Right now on my feed, it appears that the far left is finding that cancel culture works both ways, and is not happy about it. I've got videos all over the place of mostly 20 something SJWs sobbing and wailing after supposedly losing their jobs because they posted video of themselves celebrating the Kirk shooting and/or posted absolutely vile comments on it, and someone sent screenshots to their employer. I'm not going to say watching them doesn't bring a warm fuzzy feeling to my withered black heart, but I wonder...these people are grown ass adults. Why would they throw a screaming tantrum over losing a job, especially considering they deserve far worse than unemployment? And if they were going to do that, why video it and post it online? What is there to gain from showing the internet their meltdowns? Back when I was that age, that would have been more like a mean-spirited prank a "friend" who didn't actually like you much might play on you than something you'd do yourself. I'm pretty sure a lot of these videos are about as real as Stephen King's apology, but again... To what end?

The fallout continues for those that “glorify or celebrate” Charlie Kirk’s death.
Latest “casualty “ Stephen King, his appearances cancelled all over California to promote his new movie adaptation and removal of his books in many bookstores worldwide.
Regardless of your opinion in regards to politics or otherwise, celebrating a person’s death has no place in our society.

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https://movieweb.com/stephen-king-the-long-walk-movie-release-date/

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https://www.boston.com/tag/stephen-king-book-bracket/

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https://youtu.be/QtVzKkv03ic

Stephen King's: Grannies