Eaststanding
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Trevor Sinclair was bang out of order, that really wasn’t a symptom of ‘cancel culture’. He realised it and did the right thing by deleting the tweet. Unfortunately he’s just another person who’s badly misjudged the mood of the nation. I can’t emphasise enough the mantra of ‘if you’ve got nothing good to say, say nothing’, unfortunately there are too many that feel the need to be outspoken or controversial.From the locked thread. Whether we are in an echo chamber of people with similar views?
Most of my Facebook friends are white English male football fans. I suspect most posters on here are the same.
I’ve seen many many tributes and perhaps that is where it can seem that the “vast majority” are in favour of a period of mourning and respect and if that includes postponing one weekend of football that is ok.
On other social media I follow a lot of musicians, artists, comedians, writers from the uk and around the world. 99% seem to be following the “if you’ve got nothing good to say, say nothing”. Almost as if they all had social media training on it. Look what’s happened to Trevor Sinclair. He’s made an Ill timed poorly thought out tweet and been piled onto in today’s “cancel culture”.
It’s mainly people who don’t care what people think of them, or aren’t high profile who can afford to be critical right now. A bit like when Lennon said the Beatles were bigger than Jesus.