A guy who won Jeopardy three times in a row went on TV and raised three fingers to show off his three victories.

Immediately, several hundred Jeopardy contestants who didn’t win three times claimed that the fingers were a “white supremacist gesture.” There are no white supremacists to speak of, so anything can be deemed a “white supremacist something.” This is very convenient because you can easily destroy anybody who annoys you by having a nice day or enjoying a success you resent.

The Jeopardy guy is now abjectly apologizing. He’s terrified and confused. These things are happening daily. Daily. People are being destroyed, fired, humiliated over nothing. Just because somebody feels like destroying them. This is what the left has become. A pack of rabid hounds tearing some poor schmuck apart because he won some stupid TV contest.

7 responses to “There Is No Cancel Culture”

  1. Dreidel Avatar
    Dreidel

    Instead of trying to apologize, the Jeopardy guy should have just held up one finger to his idiotic accusers.

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  2. Dreidel Avatar
    Dreidel

    Apparently he also offended some snowflakes like host Anderson Cooper by using the word “Gypsy.” At least he got the last laugh by walking away with almost $80,000.

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  3. EQ84 Avatar
    EQ84

    Why are normal people suddenly expected to be conversant in white supremecist hand signals?

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    1. methylethyl Avatar

      I have been wondering this since the whole “OK” symbol fracas. Are we now supposed to be hanging out in neo-nazi webforums to stay current on racist trends, so we can be sure not to accidentally do/say the wrong thing in public? How is this supposed to work?

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      1. cliff arroyo Avatar

        ” the whole “OK” symbol fracas”

        IINM it was originally a prank (convince the woketariat that something trivial had a sinister meaning) and they feel for it, hook, line and sinker….

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        1. methylethyl Avatar

          Exactly. IMO, that points to the way out of this nonsense: we need these pranks happening every week. Moustaches are a secret racist call-sign. Sunglasses are racist. Baseball caps are racist. Striped socks are racist. Every possible hand gesture: racist. Every haircut: racist. Suits and ties: racist. Jeans: racist….

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