Cancellation culture is a dangerous social virus that suppresses debate and threatens democracy by enforcing ideological conformity.

“cancer culture is a virus as deadly over time as a coronavirus”

While extreme behavior or hate speech should have consequences, cancel culture should not be applied to individuals whose political expression does not materially impact their professional duties.

“I think there's a line somewhere and that line for me is about are you dealing with people that may feel that you actually want them dead based on your commentary. Right?”

She believes that while there is a legitimate case for deplatforming overt Nazis, it is ultimately an ineffective strategy for resolving the broader ideological crisis.

“You're not going to cancel your way out. When people say cancellation, I'm like, listen, you know what? You literally here have an Indian guy trying to make the case here for why that's not going to solve your issue. Why are we here? Like you you can't ignore that. We have to live in this heterogene”

He claims that attempting to use cancellation or deplatforming to suppress political views is ineffective and will not solve the underlying societal tensions.

“We have to live in this heterogeneous multicultural society which was created. We have a lot of differing views about how to get there. But we have to live together. You can't actually cancel your way out of it. It's impossible. If we could have it would have worked. Seriously, it absolutely would h”