[stanne]

Hmm. Give him a week after the left tears home and his family apart. Then we’ll see.

[adorno]

Hmm. Give him a week after the left tears home and his family apart. Then we’ll see.

Well, I see it this way...

A person can be confronted, and made to apologize and take back his words, mostly to protect himself and family and perhaps his job. But, the heart and mind can't be changed, and the people who should worry the most, are the ones that force apologies from people. Forced apologies don't change minds and hearts, and the people doing the forcing, like through the 'cancel culture', are always worried that they are the ones that will be paying the ultimate punishment. They are always defensive and scared and will use whatever means necessary to extract compliance.