>The event, which was due to take place on Wednesday, December 8, was set to feature the former Ukip leader, former London mayoral candidate and actor Laurence Fox as well some prominent Donald Trump supporters including former US housing secretary Ben Carson and former aide Jason Miller.
>However, organisers have cancelled the event as The Spectator reported that fewer than 400 tickets were sold.
I can’t wait to hear how the “woke mob” cancelled their anti-cancel culture conference through . . . profound lack of interest.
22% of Americans are on Twitter. Of that 22% only 25% are responsible for 95% of all tweets. Cancel culture isn’t a real thing. It’s just another culture war BS problem for conservatives to complain about
imakenosensetopeople says
It’s probably for the best.
obxhead says
Awww, they’re learning that it’s hard to be a minority.
wild_man_wizard says
>The event, which was due to take place on Wednesday, December 8, was set to feature the former Ukip leader, former London mayoral candidate and actor Laurence Fox as well some prominent Donald Trump supporters including former US housing secretary Ben Carson and former aide Jason Miller.
>However, organisers have cancelled the event as The Spectator reported that fewer than 400 tickets were sold.
I can’t wait to hear how the “woke mob” cancelled their anti-cancel culture conference through . . . profound lack of interest.
alexpmarty says
22% of Americans are on Twitter. Of that 22% only 25% are responsible for 95% of all tweets. Cancel culture isn’t a real thing. It’s just another culture war BS problem for conservatives to complain about
Destination_Centauri says
If they cancel the anti-cancel conference cancellation, are they still cancellers?
And just how many pickled peppers did Peter Piper pick?