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A bit more concise and a lot less verbose would go along way. I’m not the only one who finds your post confusing. Now it may be due to you being a bit to high brow for the rest of us or you just trying sound clever, whatever it is, concise would be nice.

Reading some of your rambling posts it’s hardly surprising.

Wallace isn’t being demonised because he doesn’t fit into the world view of progressives. he’s being taken to task for a being creepy old man who still thinks he’s still dealing with fruit and veg at the old covant Garden. The world moves on, by and large behaviours change for the better. As...

if the ratio of men to women was same as media land then it would likely be different.

In my company and the previous it would be straight out the door, as it should be.

That is just .. weird.

Well I thought your post was confused. Not sure how linking captain Cook to ‘wallace being a prick in the work place’ brings anything to the discussion. If you are trying say that the same people who pulled down statues are the ones who are going after Wallace, then you are wrong. I’ve never...

well there’s a surprise

If I any of us acted in the same way in our place of work then we’d be sacked. It’s not about being cancelled, its not about a media circus it’s about behaviours that are unacceptable in the work place.

He’s 60, so spent most of the 80’s at Covent Garden which at the time was almost exclusively male. Trying to take that ’banter’ and applying it when working on a tv show some 40 years later isn’t acceptable, it’s just stupid. FWIW, I enjoy watching Masterchef.

Shouldn’t that be ‘white bloke gets cancelled for being a dickhead’

You do realise that using ‘woke’ isn't a defence. Lads and banter in a fruit and veg market is one thing, on a TV show it’s quite another.

I thought he’d be right up your street.