Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/03/04/is-it-canceled-yet.html
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Is this that “Cancel Culture” people keep complaining about?
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I wonder if anyone ever thought to blame the cancellation of Firefly on SARS.
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Why that font, though? The virus is ghastly enough as it is.
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There’s a link if you scroll down to donate to Doctors Without Borders 
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I miss The OA.
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It did look familiar.
Still a bad choice, though.
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Consider this: we have two big political conventions coming up in the summer. And we are going to have two candidates who are both older men-- the group most susceptible to the disease.
If the disease is still raging in July, do they cancel the conventions?
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How else can you explain it? If people would just look at the facts…
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Yes, and the election, for public safety reasons.
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I just came out of a convention where 12,000 public attendees moved through the same hall, many/most of them children. It was a close thing: If it were happening one week later Id probably have canceled my own attendence. Just gotta give it two weeks of no symptoms, and then I can believe I got away with it.
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If the disease is still raging in July, ⊥rump will cancel the election.
Ninjaed by @anon27007144 
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No, but in order to prevent unnecessary contact between citizens, it will become a mandatory internet-only vote.
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google reader
yes
TOO SOON!
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Nooooo… I had not heard it was canceled. 
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via Twitter
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Except that there’s speculation that either the incubation period is longer than two weeks and or there are many more asymptomatic carriers.
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