Seth Cohen doesn’t want to hear about cancel culture.
Adam Brodyhas a bone to pick with celebrities railing against wokeness.
“Like, people that are in a moral panic about cancel culture?”
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“Yes,” replied Brody, who said he identifies more with liberal ideology and policies.
“Of course there’s excesses,” he continued.
“There’s excesses on our sides in any large movement.
More good has been done than bad.
It’s tangible to me.”
I think, for sure, people have been too harshly punished.
We’re figuring it out.
But comedians who are like, ‘This is my thing.
This is why I’m going to vote this way.
This is my main subject.’
I think there are so much bigger fish to fry, and I find it suspect."
Brody later clarified that he supports differing opinions and open dialogue.
Let’s talk about how to make society a better place."
He also now appreciates the importance of ritual.
Everywhere you are, you’re able to kind of make your home your temple."
Nobody Wants Thispremieres Sept. 26.
Watch Brody onArmchair Expertabove.
