I see that #FireJessAllen is trending on twitter. Mine (and most people's) first thoughts were: what is a Jess Allen?
It turns out she is one of the blabber mouths on The Social (the Canadian version of the View), and she was cheering the firing of Don Cherry. But it went further than that she went on to slag all hockey players as privileged white people who are bullies, blah blah blah.
Was it stupid? Yes.
Is it worth ruining her career over? No.
Should we ruin her career over it? Yes.
Why the discrepancy? Because this isn't the perfect world. We live in a twitter reactionary world where both sides have been wielding the power of the outrage mob. Then, a few months ago we were blessed with an opportunity to come to a piece when the ringleader of this nonsense in Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, was caught in multiple Blackface scandals. Leading intellectuals on the right from multiple outlet used this as a time to say "let's put down the outrage gun", our society was in a standoff that was going to tear us down. And I was on board with this, watch my videos on the subject I pointed this out as a silver lining, the end to cancel culture.
The Right did the noble thing and put down its gun in a gesture of peace, but at the first opportunity the Left shot. To let this go unanswered is not the way to a better society, but a Left dominated one. The Left now needs to understand that this is a game of mutually assured destruction, and if Jess Allen needs to lose her job for it to happen, than so be it.