Cancel culture now works much like the litigious, regulatory state: when someone's an ---hole internally you can always cancel them for a tweet just like if you really want to go after a political or cultural opponent now you can go after them for breaking a law or regulation.
When everyone's potentially guilty but no one yet realizes that this is the case, how the system works, or the true depth of corruption, leverage goes to those willing and able to attack a single party - especially if they gang up together.
So you get a sort of ruling clique situation without the actual rule of law or manners/polite company. Run with the group, or you will be singled out for lawsuits or a firing even though yer just doing what everyone else has or is doing.
It's not hypocrisy when all have fallen short: it's simply how the game is played. Stay w/the pack & you'll be fine. Earn their disfavor & you will be canceled. When it's hard to fire anyone for performance & things are uniformly corrupt yet over regulated, it will only increase.
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