Wokal Distance uses the examples of Kyle Rittenhouse and Joe Rogan to describe how narratives are assembled with almost factory-like efficiency to cancel individuals. He explains that, if you accept the postmodern view, then it "doesn't matter what you meant…it [only] matters how we're interpreting it" via media narratives. Finally, he explains that these online narratives are assembled by a minority of people, who inorganically push narrative to give the illusion of majority opinion.
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