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Jay discusses how cancel culture can affect individuals based on out-of-context clips, and he highlights the example of Trump being misrepresented.

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  1. Jay expresses concerns about the impact of cancel culture on stand-up comedy, indicating it poses challenges for performers wanting to secure venues.

  2. Jay Dyer critiques cancel culture as often driven by jealousy rather than legitimate reasons for outrage.

  3. Jay discusses how cancel culture can affect individuals based on out-of-context clips, and he highlights the example of Trump being misrepresented.

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